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.
Whether it’s a personal or commercial lines policy, is there ever a good reason to use something other than the insured’s legal name?
The manufacturing and health care sectors are already using 3D printing for prototyping and more. Here’s what to keep in mind as other industries adopt this technology.
Independent agencies need to protect their business interests. But are non-compete agreements—also known as “restrictive covenants”—an appropriate vehicle for doing so?
Food recalls per year in the U.S. have almost doubled since 2002, and 2015 marked a record year for auto recalls, according to recent studies—but what’s driving the trend?
Cyberattacks are becoming more common in the personal lines segment—especially for high net-worth individuals. In response, AIG offers Family CyberEdge, a new product that provides this consumer segment with coverage for data restoration, extortion and cr
Although each disaster is different and affects each business in a variety of ways, most organizations make a few common mistakes which can have long-term implications. Avoid them by taking these simple steps before the next crisis.
An agent starts noticing three contractual requirements becoming more common for their contractor clients. How should they handle them?
Here are four steps you can take to distill your marketing strategy into something more efficient and trackable.
