In Pennsylvania, the “occurrence” definition is often the decisive factor in CGL construction defect claims, as shown once again with the Peronace v. Kinsale Insurance Co. case. Do you know how your carriers define it?
CGL: New PA Case Confirms Growing Precedent on Faulty Workmanship Read More »
Now is the time to review your personal lines book of business and educate those insureds with college students about their exposures. Review your IA&B member resources that can help.
Coverage for College Students Read More »
The number of dog bite-related claims increased nearly 19% over the past year, which may prompt some insurers to exclude certain dogs from homeowners’ or other liability insurance policies.
Can Insurers Exclude Dogs Based on Breed? Read More »
Brush up on Pennsylvania’s Assigned Risk Plan, the market of last resort for Personal and Commercial Auto risks.
Auto Market Running Dry for Some Customers? Read More »
Are there certain coverages that consistently are unavailable in the admitted market? Submit them for consideration to Pennsylvania’s export list.
Simplify Placing Difficult Risks Read More »
IA&B would like to recognize and celebrate the agents who donated to AgentPAC and/or InsurPac last year.
AgentPAC / InsurPac 2024 Fundraising Results (DE update) Read More »
Could the incoming Trump Administration eliminate the Federal Office of Insurance (FIO) as part of its mission to streamline the government?
Nine Commissioners Call for Elimination of FIO (PA, DE update) Read More »
Some properties are becoming eligible for the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) due to passage of the BEACH Act late last year.
Change in Certain Coastal Properties’ Eligibility for NFIP Read More »
We are just $500 away from hitting our fundraising goal for InsurPac in Delaware. Help us support the federal PAC for the Big I.
LAST CHANCE: Donate to InsurPac TODAY Read More »
The Delaware Superior Court recently issued a coverage decision that, among other things, highlights the need for agents and brokers to be aware of their customers’ activities and whether a carrier’s policy language is compatible with them.
Court Decision Imparts Lessons on Policy Exclusions, Language Read More »
