Specialty

Clients Using Drones? Help Them Comply with Part 107

When a drone is used for business purposes rather than for recreation, it becomes subject to the small unmanned aircraft rule, also known as Part 107 of the Federal Aviation Administration’s Federal Aviation Regulations.

From the Front Lines: Aviation

Sara Rutland and her husband have over 70 years of professional airman experience between them. The couple owns a flight school and even lives in a hangar house. Why not start an aviation insurance agency, too?

From the Front Lines: Equine

Independent agent Marnye Langer launched her equine-focused agency in 2010. “Right at the time we entered the market, some significant changes were happening in terms of underwriting practices and pricing,” she says.

Sell More Environmental by TEAMing with Business Professionals

Every business is impacted by environmental exposures, but less than 15% of licensed insurance professionals are actively selling environmental insurance. Partnering with business professionals like attorneys, accountants and more can help you take advant

From the Front Lines: Environmental Liability

After starting her insurance career as a receptionist, Annie Johnson quickly moved up the ranks as a CSR and later joined The Hanover as a direct sales agent—until she and her husband decided they wanted to move back to Alaska and open an agency in their

Media Liability Coverage: How to Do It Wrong

As the client base for media liability insurance continues to broaden, here are three approaches you should probably avoid when prospecting for new business.