Among other things, the Protecting the Right to Organize Act seeks to change the definition of “independent contractor” in a way that could cause significant disruption to the financial services and property-casualty insurance industries.
While the official announcement is yet to be made by FEMA, it is expected to say that new business will be effective October 1, 2021, with renewal business implemented on April 1, 2022.
As one of the leading supporters of a modernized state-based system of insurance regulation, the Big “I” continues to support eliminating or significantly restricting the authority of the Federal Insurance Office.
Claim your seat now for the conference April 13-16. Come away with a plan that will help you lead and protect your industry.
Elevate Trilogy blasted off last week, bringing with it insights and actionable takeaways from a stellar roundup of speakers.
The partnership aims to cut cloud security risks and offer cyber insurance designed for Google Cloud customers.
Elevate Trilogy Part One: Marketing is taking place today with a keynote presentation from one of the youngest C-suite executives of a Fortune 50 company.
During a recent town hall, the president took aim at home and auto insurance pricing disparities for Black and Latino consumers.
Earlier this week, the U.S. Small Business Administration announced changes to the Paycheck Protection Program intended to help small businesses secure loans.
The partnership aims to help independent agencies build stronger relationships with their clients through more meaningful engagement, direct from their agency management system.
