Top 5 Certificate of Insurance Questions May 3, 2021 By Bill Wilson Over the past 20-plus years, I have answered many hundreds of questions about certificates of insurance (COIs). The first webinar...
Is It Covered?: A Flood of Uncovered Claims April 6, 2021 By Bill Wilson On a recent insurance social media page, an agent was looking for a market for a $2 million home that...
Logic & Language and Forms & Facts: Preventing Coverage Gaps March 8, 2021 By Bill Wilson This column began in 2019 when I wrote a year-long series of articles based on my book “When Words Collide:...
Logic & Language and Forms & Facts Let It Snow, Let It Snow, Let It Snow February 8, 2021 By Bill Wilson People in the South love the snow. It’s like grandchildren … fun when it visits but not around enough to...
Logic & Language and Forms & Facts The Final Word on COVID-19 and Insurance? January 11, 2021 By Bill Wilson Since this is an insurance coverage column, it’s perhaps fitting to initiate the new year with a look back at...
Logic & Language and Forms & Facts: ‘Thy Toilet Runneth Over’ December 7, 2020 By Bill Wilson Anyone who has read my “When Words Collide” book or my blog or attended any of my seminars and webinars...
Logic & Language and Forms & Facts: ‘Oh Deer, These Insurance Myths!’ November 2, 2020 By Bill Wilson I’m not sure when I first wrote about this month’s coverage issue, though I’m sure it was at least 13...
Homeowners Coverage Gaps? Here Are Some ‘Mower’ October 5, 2020 By Bill Wilson In 2018, the Insurance Journal published an article titled “Lawnmower Injuries Remain Source of Serious Injury and High Costs.” A...
Is It Covered? Frozen Pipes. September 18, 2020 By Bill Wilson This “Is It Covered?” column will examine two real-life claims from the Dakotas involving frozen pipes – one personal lines...
Is It Covered? The Unimpeachable Case of What ‘Are’ Is September 8, 2020 By Bill Wilson One claim dispute I was involved with I refer to in seminars as “The Unimpeachable Case of What ‘Are’ Is.”...