New South Carolina Law Creates Resilience Office to Address Flooding November 2, 2020 By MICHELLE LIU After five years filled with unprecedented flooding, South Carolina has now established an office to marshal the state’s efforts in...
Agents’ E&O Under Pressure November 2, 2020 By Andrea Wells The agency errors and omissions liability market has enjoyed stable market conditions for years. But that could be changing as...
Oregon Contractor Fined for Multiple Job Safety Violations November 2, 2020 Oregon OSHA has fined a general contractor in Roseburg more than $38,000 for multiple serious job safety violations, including repeatedly...
Internal Perpetuation Versus Sale of the Agency November 2, 2020 By Catherine Oak and William Schoeffler Jr. Death and taxes are as inevitable as life itself. Yet most fail to plan for the inevitable. An ounce of...
Insurtech Investments Continue at Rapid Pace October 19, 2020 Despite the COVID-19 outbreak and the pandemic’s economic fallout, total investments into the insurtech sector through the first six months...
How Many Screwdrivers Do You Need? October 19, 2020 By Chris Burand If you do not do much home or auto maintenance or build furniture, or in general, you just don’t do...
Year of Challenges Brings Growth, Innovation and Change October 19, 2020 By Robert Hartwig Despite a year of challenges, uncertainty and a halting global economic recovery, the insurance industry remains strong and stable. Though...
Celebrating 50 Years at the Helm of Insurance Journal October 19, 2020 By Stephanie K. Jones Entrepreneur, innovator, oenophile, insurance industry icon, all around great guy. That’s Mark Wells, the force behind Insurance Journal and Wells...
Florida Homeowners Insurtech TypTap Goes National; Plans Roll-Out in 20 States October 19, 2020 By Amy O'Connor After launching in Florida as a flood insurer in 2016 and expanding into the homeowners market in 2018, TypTap Insurance...
10 Things to Know About Habitational Properties October 19, 2020 After years of losses in the multifamily habitational market, insurers have become far more cautious for both property and casualty...