Recently I wrote an article about Millennials, at least that’s what many assumed. The article actually focused on the mistakes...
Just because a person lives in the house does not mean he is an insured under the Homeowners’ (HO) or...
Google, “working with Millennials” and more than 22 million results pop up. No other generation has had so much emphasis...
One of two coverage “trigger” forms is used to provide liability protection: the “occurrence form” or the “claims made” form....
I’ll spare you the suspense, the one auto insurance commercial that really ticks me off (and I mean it causes...
Who is an “Insured?” Not as basic a question as it may sound. Status as an insured must exist before...
This week is National Dog Bite Prevention Week (certainly a noble cause). To celebrate this “occasion,” the Insurance Information Institute...
Several weeks ago I released an article questioning the need for the “primary and noncontributory” (PNC) requirement found in most...
Consolidating separate legal entities’ loss experience to develop a common experience modification factor has the potential to cause confusion for...
Two tests must be satisfied before an illness or disease can be considered occupational and thus compensable under workers’ compensation:...