Don’t Cut Corners
Claim Scenario: A landlord asked his longtime agent for a landlord’s insurance policy for a number of residential rental properties he owned located near an Read More …
Claim Scenario: A landlord asked his longtime agent for a landlord’s insurance policy for a number of residential rental properties he owned located near an Read More …
Have you ever completed a telephone conversation or meeting with a prospect or client and had the suspicion that he hadn’t been completely truthful? As Read More …
There are as many reasons for switching carriers as there are insurance carriers, and can range from pricing to non-renewal. Whatever the reason, an insurance Read More …
Insurance industry studies indicate that approximately 5% of E&O claims involve the sales or administration of life insurance. While they are relatively rare, when those Read More …
As insurance brokerage firms mature and prosper or as they encounter challenges brought on by changes in the economy, mergers or acquisitions may be considered. Read More …
Preventing Errors and Omissions (E&O) in a property and casualty office is an issue that must be fully addressed in order to reduce the risk Read More …
In issuing life insurance to your clients, there is always a risk that a client could potentially file an errors and omissions (E&O) claim against Read More …
As a registered investment advisor, you take your clients’ livelihoods into your hands each and every day. This is a major responsibility, as your actions Read More …
The Department of Labor’s Fiduciary Rule has been a recent topic of discussion for many insurance and financial professionals. As a leading broker and managing Read More …
How confident are you that your hotel or resort insurance adequately covers your operational risk? As you are fully aware, the hotel and resort industry Read More …