Specialty

Global Aerospace Offers Insurance for Industries Using Drones

Because drone operators are overwhelmed with regulatory challenges—as well as the public’s widespread perception of the dangers associated with drones—many in the industry expect insurance carriers to be the authority on risk management initiatives. That’

Ironshore Sets Course for Luxury Yacht Business

Due to crew coverage requirements, cruising itinerary, charter needs and more, larger yachts face exposures which owners of smaller vessels may not. Ironshore responds with a comprehensive insurance solution.

From the Front Lines: Publishers Liability

With the rise of the internet, independent agent Peter Green felt a duty to help all businesses with their media liability exposures—not just traditional publishers.

Are Your Clients Saying ‘I Do’ to Wedding Insurance?

Although many think summer is prime wedding season, more couples are opting for fall nuptials, according to a recent study. Here’s everything your soon-to-be newlywed clients need to know about wedding insurance before getting hitched this season.

Public Entities: To Pool or Not to Pool?

Many public entities are accustomed to finding more competitive insurance pricing by joining a pool. But in a softening property-casualty market, that’s no longer a given.

Americans with Disabilities Act: Public Entities Must Comply

More than 55 million people in America have physical or mental disabilities that substantially limit a major life activity. Under the Americans with Disabilities Act, state and local governments must comply with a number of regulations to help protect thi

Cover Boaters for Propulsion Wear and Tear

In the past, a boater with a disabled vessel had to personally radio a tow operator and pay out of pocket, then file for reimbursement at a later date. Not anymore.