Judge Threatens to Sanction Firm for Baseless La. Hurricane Suits November 7, 2022 By Jim Sams A federal judge in Louisiana is threatening to fine a Houston-based law firm $200 for each duplicate or baseless lawsuit...
Ansay & Associates: Committed to Clients, Employees, Community November 7, 2022 By Allen Laman Take five-star customer service, add in a four-step strategic process — and what do you get? An award-winning organization. That...
Commissioner Says 2021 Colorado Wildfire Losses Surpass $2B November 7, 2022 A wildfire that destroyed nearly 1,100 homes and businesses in suburban Denver last winter caused more than $2 billion in...
As Homeowners Rebuild After Ian, a Cooling New Housing Market Drops Material Costs November 7, 2022 By Allen Laman If Hurricane Ian would have made landfall in Florida, say, six months ago, the costs of reconstruction could have been...
Rural New Mexico Eyes Insurance Fight Amid Wildfires November 7, 2022 By Susan Montoya Bryan Manuel and Marcy Silva combed through the charred rubble that used to be their home, searching for any salvageable bits...
Maine Supreme Court Sets Reasonable Evidentiary Standard In Failure to Procure Insurance Case October 17, 2022 By Jordan R. Plitt Insurance agents and brokers are often sued by clients for allegedly failing to procure for the client coverage that met...
Identifying the Right Talent for Your Insurtech October 17, 2022 By Karen Lopez Insurtechs are continuing to disrupt the insurance industry, while pushing traditional insurers to focus on modernization initiatives and how they...
The Unprepared Face Many Surprises When Selling Their Agencies October 17, 2022 By Chris Burand What is being sold when an owner decides to sell their agency? Expirations (generically). What are expirations? Data. Why is...
How Insurance Carriers Can Survive Hard CAT Property Markets October 17, 2022 By Harry Tucker There’s no denying it — challenging times are coming for CAT property markets. Truthfully, they’re already here. As I type...
Learning to Time Travel: Why Insurers Should Embrace Both the Future and the Past October 17, 2022 By Elizabeth Blosfield The first insurance company in the U.S., The Friendly Society, was established in Charleston, South Carolina, in 1735, according to...