From the Front Lines: Special Events
Independent agent Robert Holmes is a meteorologist by education—and that unique background gives him a leg up when it comes to providing rain and event cancellation insurance for fairs, festivals and concerts.
Independent agent Robert Holmes is a meteorologist by education—and that unique background gives him a leg up when it comes to providing rain and event cancellation insurance for fairs, festivals and concerts.
From yachts and jets to ranches and multiple homes, high net‑worth insureds have a wide range of assets that could potentially result in an environmental liability claim. Now, Environmental Risk Managers offers a solution.
Usually, pollution liability coverage for small servicing operations comes in the form of an add‑on. But after offering pollution liability products for more than 20 years, AmWINS decided to roll out a standalone policy: Dealer Pollution Advantage.
At least 35% of registered boats in the U.S. are uninsured. Here’s how to reap the benefits of a lucrative market that’s hiding in plain sight.
As personal lines face more disruption from directs, captives and InsurTechs, every policy counts. Have you been neglecting personal lines prospects and clients who have marine exposures?
After discovering he shared a common passion for waterskiing with his current agency owner and mentor, Elliot Leitenberg traded in his teaching career to become an independent agent.
Can employers expect their workers compensation carriers to pay claims involving marijuana? And if an employer has a drug-free workplace policy in force, can they fire an employee for using marijuana either recreationally or for medical purposes?
Public entities are unique among commercial insurance exposures for a variety of reasons. But when it comes to cyber exposure, they’re just like any other commercial risk: vulnerable.
Nearly every major car manufacturer has set a deadline to produce fully autonomous cars by 2021. Share these five tips with your public entities clients to help them start preparing today.
When Mitch Backes graduated with a degree in safety management, he didn’t anticipate ending up in insurance. But the risk consulting loss control function turned out to be a perfect fit for his interests.