Commercial Lines

As more offices reopen and employees are being asked to return to the office, agents can play a pivotal role in helping clients avoid employment practices liability insurance (EPLI) claims.

Payroll companies compete against agencies for workers compensation coverage every day. Managing these, and other relationships, is key to being successful in property-casualty insurance.

As more offices reopen and employees return to work, employers are expecting to see an increase in discrimination and retaliation claims and whistleblowers reporting unsafe workplace conditions.

The Fine Art & Collectibles Program addresses the need for private, corporate, commercial and institutional collectors to protect their valuable assets.

Overall claim severity and frequency decreased in 2020, according to a National Council on Compensation Insurance (NCCI) report.

By adopting the right tactics, independent insurance agents are uniquely positioned to win the battle for middle market clients.

​Like the driver who realizes they should have buckled their seatbelt after an accident, employment practices liability insurance is a coverage that most small businesses think they don’t need.

​Homes are selling like hotcakes—and while the cakes may be beginning to cool off slightly compared to this spring, the intense market still means real estate agents need the insurance coverage to match.

The new product protects contractors’ property, covers loss of income in the event of a loss and liability coverage protection from contractual liability and third-party lawsuits.

Never assume a small, closely held corporation is as simple as it appears. Asking this basic question can save a major headache.