Agent Headlines: 2018
Following a one-week extension, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) once again faces the possibility of a lapse if lawmakers fail to reauthorize the program this week.
Following a one-week extension, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) once again faces the possibility of a lapse if lawmakers fail to reauthorize the program this week.
If you insure contractors in Ohio, take note: The Completed Operations coverage under their CGL policies’ was dealt a significant blow, particularly if those contractors use subs.
Comply with the Fair Labor Standards Act by properly classifying employees – in light of pending changes to the salary threshold (déjà vu?) and the commonly overlooked primary duties test.
With the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) set to expire this Friday, federal lawmakers are short on time and options to keep the program afloat.
With the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) set to expire this Friday, federal lawmakers are short on time and options to keep the program afloat.
How do you meet your customers’ changing communication preferences and your agency’s documentation needs?
There’s still time to register for December professional training, available in the classroom and online.
The Pennsylvania Compensation Rating Bureau this week submitted two interim filings, which are poised to impact policies effective on or after Jan. 1, 2019.
As the dust settles on elections across the country, hear what your federal government affairs team – the Big “I” – predicts for how the new balance of power in Congress will affect the insurance industry in 2019.
'Tis the season for holiday celebrations. Know how to advise your customers about liquor liability based on state-specific law and case law.
An agency agreement can affect everything from your E&O coverage to indemnification requirements to book ownership. That’s why we work with carriers to review their contracts, such as the forthcoming one from Frederick Mutual Insurance Company.
Compare your agency’s adoption of technology – from comparative raters to e-documents – by viewing a summary of the 2018 Agency Universe Study results.
Learn what the election results mean for the Insurance Commissioner’s office and the make-up of the state Senate Finance Committee, which handles insurance issues.
While Democrats gained greater influence in the state legislature from yesterday’s elections, there are changes in store for the legislative insurance committees.
Read up on what the state election results and AgentPAC’s 94% success rate mean for you.
Learn the latest on flood mapping straight from the source. FEMA will offer a complimentary training outside of Scranton in early December.
Position your agency to reach the 74% of insurance shoppers who begin by searching online. Forge3 is offering a special promotion for IA&B members on its ActiveAgency website platform.
The MIA just clarified its guidance to carriers on the coverage of mismatch siding and roofing claims in light of common policy changes.
As open enrollment for 2019 ACA health insurance plans begins, the Pennsylvania marketplace is poised with stable rates and expanded coverage – along with an insurance commissioner committed to its success.
In the aftermath of Ellicott City flooding, the MIA proposed a regulatory update to clarify insurance coverage for loss caused by backup of sewer and drains.
Agency agreements affect everything from E&O coverage to indemnification requirements to book ownership. That’s why we work with carriers to review their contracts, such as the forthcoming Tuscarora Wayne Insurance Company and Lebanon Valley Insurance Company agency agreements.
The DOI just reminded auto insurers of their obligations for recovery costs when their policyholder is the at-fault driver in an accident.
Watch for an interim workers’ compensation rate filing to take effect in early 2019. It stems from legislation signed into law this week that “fixes” the Protz decision.
