The Future for Agents' E & O

David Duncan of David C. Duncan Insurance Services in Rancho Santa Margarita, Calif., is worried about whether and how much the cost of his agency errors and omissions insurance might go up next year. Duncan started his agency in July 2006 after having worked professionally in the insurance business for 12 years, and was a partner in another ...

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• N.H. audit blasts state's anti-competitive insurance purchasing practices
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• Pa. court rebuffs Republicans on liability award law
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• House passes surplus lines, reinsurance regulatory reform legislation
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