The phrase “you can’t judge a book by its cover” dates back to the mid-1800s. While that may ring true...
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Fellow agents, Insurance Journal readers, experts, educators, marketing professionals, along with Theodore Roosevelt, Steve Jobs, Zig Ziglar, CNBC’s Kelly Evans,...
In a case that could test Nebraska’s strict cap on medical malpractice awards, a federal jury has awarded the family...
Independent agencies are enjoying a period of high profitability boosted by healthy organic growth despite continued soft pricing in commercial...
Ranchers in 15 Montana counties can start getting federal aid to recover losses from this year’s drought. Bruce Nelson of...
The idea that Millennials have superior tech skills and knowledge is something that has been an oft-repeated fact, both in...
The Department of Industrial Relations and its Division of Workers’ Compensation have released a report on progress implementing California’s workers’...
A Conning report on changing personal line dynamics notes some interesting opportunities for insurers and distributors. Projections show for a...
The organizers of a Utah comic book convention have been granted a trademark for Salt Lake Comic Con amid a...
The majority of property/casualty insurers do not expect autonomous or self-driving vehicles to have a real impact on their auto...