A Special Community October 19, 2020 By Stephanie K. Jones With nearly six hundred employees and annual revenues of $115 million, Oklahoma City-based INSURICA may be a large agency with...
Report: Washington Businesses Fined for Mask Violations, But Most Are Complying October 19, 2020 A handful of Washington businesses are facing fines for violations related to lack of mask use by customers and staff,...
The Agency Tech Connection October 19, 2020 By Andrea Wells The Continuing Struggle to Bring Collaboration and Connection to P/C Agencies, Carriers and Vendors Technology is helping the insurance industry...
California Bills Signed into Law Related to Workers’ Comp October 19, 2020 California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a handful of bills related to workers’ compensation. Following is a summary of the bills...
Commercial Property and Virus Exclusion October 19, 2020 By Patrick Wraight There is much being made about coverage for business income losses related to COVID-19. It seems that new lawsuits are...
California Commissioner Asks Insurers to Cover Wildfire Losses Sans Home Inventory October 19, 2020 California Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is asking insurers to help wildfire survivors by providing up to 100% of personal property...
Sticking Together Through Tough Times October 19, 2020 By Amy O'Connor Opportunities for growth, a team-oriented culture and unwavering support during an unprecedented situation are just some of the reasons that...
California Workers’ Comp Premium for First Two Quarters of 2020 Down 11% October 19, 2020 Written workers’ compensation premium in California for the first two quarters of 2020 was 11% below that for the first...
U.S. Treasury Warns Cyber Liability Insurers Against Paying Ransomware Demands October 19, 2020 By Andrew G. Simpson The U.S. Treasury Department is warning that individuals or businesses that help facilitate ransomware payments may be violating anti-money laundering...
Court Ruling Upends Michigan Governor’s Coronavirus Powers October 19, 2020 By David Eggert and Ed White A 1945 law repeatedly used by Gov. Gretchen Whitmer to respond to the coronavirus pandemic was declared unconstitutional on Oct....