The Original Family Business February 18, 2019 By Patrick Wraight Why family farms dance between the line of personal and commercial coverage Nowhere is insurance more complicated than when you...
Aetna to Pay $935K in HIV-Related Privacy Breach in California February 18, 2019 Aetna will pay $935,000 after one of its vendors sent letters to California patients that revealed via a window on...
Affluent Market Rivals Not Making Much of a Dent in Chubb’s Business February 18, 2019 By Mark Hollmer Chubb’s high-net-worth personal lines insurance business may have some new competition, but Chairman and CEO Evan Greenberg and a key...
NICB: Alaska Tops List for Snowmobile Thefts February 18, 2019 Three areas in Alaska topped the list of most reports of snowmobile thefts in the U.S., according to an analysis...
5 Reasons Autonomous Cars Won’t Be Available Anytime Soon February 18, 2019 By Tom Krisher In the world of autonomous vehicles, Pittsburgh and Silicon Valley are bustling hubs of development and testing. But ask those...
Hearing Scheduled to Settle Rate Dispute with North Carolina Insurers February 18, 2019 In response to a filing by North Carolina insurers for a 17.4 percent rate increase in homeowners insurance rates, North...
Eating an Elephant: Tales from 9 Agency Start-Ups February 18, 2019 What motivates people to take a risk in an industry dedicated to managing risk? New independent agencies are born of...
Nonprofits Prove to be a Growing and Loyal Niche February 4, 2019 Nonprofits are growing, which is good news for agents and brokers specializing in this diverse niche market. Data released by...
How One Agent Adopted a Niche within a Niche February 4, 2019 Phillip Hawley, president of Hawley & Associates in Bellevue, Wash., understands the power of referrals in the nonprofit insurance world....
States’ Power Grab to Ease Food Laws Emerges as Public Health Issue February 4, 2019 In recent years, more than a dozen states have passed laws limiting local governments’ ability to create food and nutrition...