Just Because It’s Not Covered Doesn’t Mean It’s Not Covered…The Entirety of Contract Doctrine – Part 2 June 1, 2020 By Bill Wilson Last month, I shared a claim I had consulted on involving mobile equipment. The adjuster had incorrectly denied the claim...
Can a Governmental Entity Be Liable for Tort Claims? It Depends. June 1, 2020 By Patrick Wraight Everyone needs insurance. My entrance into the insurance world taught me that. The first place I worked in insurance specialized...
Email Your Sale Goodbye June 1, 2020 By Kelly Donahue-Piro As an agent you must stop building sales processes around what is easy for you and start doing what is...
How COVID-19 Is Changing Insurance for Schools June 1, 2020 By Andrea Wells Lilian A. Vanvieldt, senior vice president, educational entities practice leader, for Alliant, has spent more than three decades insuring schools...
Coronavirus Business Interruption Suits Top 100; More Expected June 1, 2020 By Jim Sams A federal court has received notice that 101 lawsuits have been filed as of late May seeking coverage from insurers...
Texas Windstorm Insurer Lays Out Funding Plan for 2020 Hurricane Season June 1, 2020 By Stephanie K. Jones The board of directors of Texas’ property insurer of last resort for wind and hail in the state’s coastal counties...
Why Trust When You Should Know? May 18, 2020 By Chris Burand It is often said that people buy insurance trusting that it will be there when they actually need it, and...
Why Current Cyber Risk Management Techniques Are Inadequate May 18, 2020 By Jason Crabtree Insurers have been blindly moving to expand access and coverage in cyber insurance despite their inability to confidently assess and...
Gaps in Coverage Remain Despite Most Firms Having Some Cyber Liability Insurance: Survey May 18, 2020 The majority of businesses are insured against traditional cyber risks, such as breaches of personal information, but most remain vulnerable...
States Will Not Win in Mandating Coronavirus Business Interruption Coverage: S&P May 18, 2020 By Mark Hollmer Standard & Poor’s said it does not expect state legislators to succeed in their efforts to retroactively expand business interruption...