3 Ways Agents Are Getting Stuck in Auto E&O
In 2021, the Great Reopening brought with it a return of the auto errors & omissions claim. Swiss Re received 183 of them last year and 2022 is on track to surpass it.

In 2021, the Great Reopening brought with it a return of the auto errors & omissions claim. Swiss Re received 183 of them last year and 2022 is on track to surpass it.
Here are four potential issues that can occur during the colder months and how agents can help clients be better prepared.
Is it best practice to ensure that the personal umbrella policy effective date aligns with the date on the homeowners policy, personal auto policy or any other underlying coverage?
With inflation peaking at its highest level in 40 years, auto loss ratios are at their second highest in over 20 years.
This year’s Fire Prevention Week campaign, “Fire won’t wait. Plan your escape,™” works to educate everyone about simple but important actions to help stay safe from home fires.
Dog-related claims are taking a bite out of insurer profitability, so underwriting standards are becoming more stringent.
When home systems break down, the costs to repair or replace even one of them can run well into the thousands.
A golfer’s ball broke a window in a house on a golf course. The golfer, who submitted a claim under his personal policy, was denied coverage due to “the hazards of living on a golf course.” Is the golfer legally liable?
The study by J.D. Power shows that the increase in auto premiums is dragging down the overall satisfaction of policyholders and hurting retention rates of bundles.
An insured with a business auto policy rents a warehouse he’s not contractually obligated to insure. While backing out, he hit the building, and the carrier is denying coverage.