Agent Headlines: 2018
As we count down the days until the new year, we've rounded up our 10 most-read Agent Headlines articles of 2018. From E&O prevention tips to workers’ comp rate changes, see what triggered the most clicks.
Join us at an exclusive (and complimentary) legislative reception for the insurance producer community on Jan. 14 in Annapolis.
Have a license in Pennsylvania with the authority to sell annuities? Check out the latest scoop from the Insurance Department on how to comply with a new producer-training requirement (mandatory for residents and non-residents alike).
The DCRB now requires a company to alert its workers’ compensation carrier of a change in ownership within 90 days.
In the aftermath of Ellicott City flooding, the MIA proposed another regulatory update to clarify insurance coverage for loss caused by backup of sewer and drains.
The Federal Crop Insurance Program received a boost last week when Congress approved long-term funding and expanded the market.
The Federal Crop Insurance Program received a boost last week when Congress approved long-term funding and expanded the market.
As Congress and the Trump Administration spar over government funding, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is poised to become a casualty – potentially lapsing at the end of this week.
As Congress and the Trump Administration spar over government funding, the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) is poised to become a casualty – potentially lapsing at the end of this week.
Two interim filings – one to account for a reporting error and another to address a legislative fix to a Pennsylvania Supreme Court decision – will take effect on Jan. 1.
Ensure that the MIA has a current email address on file to communicate with your agency through its new online complaint tracking system.
It’s déjà vu all over again: After its ninth short-term extension since the program came up for renewal in September 2017, the NFIP again faces the possibility of a lapse if lawmakers do not reauthorize the program by Friday, Dec. 21.
It’s déjà vu all over again: After its ninth short-term extension since the program came up for renewal in September 2017, the NFIP again faces the possibility of a lapse if lawmakers do not reauthorize the program by Friday, Dec. 21.
Take your career to the next level in the new year by planning your education now. Registration is open for all 2019 offerings.
Recently enacted legislation requires producers who have the authority to sell annuities (residents and non-residents alike) to complete a one-time training requirement.
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.
