When a sole proprietor in Iowa with employees purchases a company workers compensation policy, is the proprietor automatically covered? Or do they have to elect coverage for themselves?
Westfield’s Agency Challenges Research Report asked agents how much of an impact they believe various industry trends will have on their agency in the next 10 years. Here are the top answers.
The last decade in architects & engineers insurance has been highly competitive, but escalating challenges are leading to a hardening of the market in the large account space, which may eventually trickle down.
Independent agent Stefanie Fuller says technology is one big challenge in the architects & engineers insurance industry. “As design firms continue to evolve, it can be difficult to find insurance solutions to address their needs,” Fuller says.
A nearby crane implosion caused roof leakage in an insured’s commercial building. Is there coverage for the damaged property?
The annual Focus on 5 survey reveals the top unknowns in the workers comp industry. Here’s how leaders are taking proactive steps to answer these questions and keep their organizations ahead of the game.
Workers compensation isn’t the obvious route to agency profitability. But by providing these nine services, it pays intangible dividends to your clients that ultimately accrue to your balance sheet.
Complexities, surprises and natural disasters are set to shape the mergers & acquisitions landscape in 2020.
The coverage enhancements reflect the ever-changing needs of small business customers and includes green upgrade coverage, perishable goods in transit and enhanced cyber-related coverage for data breach fines and penalties.
When Tom Goss joined his brother’s agency in 1999, he brought a rich corporate leadership background and experience as athletic director of the University of Michigan. By 2000, Goss LLC was the first minority-certified insurance agency in Michigan.
