How Small Agencies Can Get into the Small Commercial Game
With the right approach, smaller insurance agencies can jump into the game. Here are three ways agencies can capitalize on small commercial lines quickly.
With the right approach, smaller insurance agencies can jump into the game. Here are three ways agencies can capitalize on small commercial lines quickly.
An employee from a janitorial service insured mistakenly threw out a bag of hard drives while cleaning a property, a loss of $33,000. Did they have care, custody or control just by being there to clean the premises and throw away trash?
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To help members prepare and respond to the coronavirus epidemic, the Big “I” will update a resource page as the outbreak develops.
How social inflation is ballooning into every independent insurance agency.
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