Congratulations to Dr. Jeffrey T. Benson Jr., of Prominent Insurance Services in Wilmington, DE, on receiving the Dan Fulwider Award for Community Involvement.
DE Agent Receives National Community Involvement Award Read More »
Pennsylvania IA&B members met with nine federal lawmakers to discuss flood and crop insurance, the hard market, and legislation to avoid a looming tax increase.
Recap of PA Agents’ Trip to Washington, D.C. Read More »
Delaware IA&B members met with all three federal lawmakers to discuss flood and crop insurance, the hard market, and legislation to avoid a looming tax increase.
Recap of DE Agents’ Trip to Washington, D.C. Read More »
The PCRB recently released two circulars – one announcing the approval of PA Construction Classification Premium Adjustment Program Manual revisions, and another proposing a change to three decimals for loss costs and expected loss rates.
Workers’ Comp Updates Read More »
Last week’s East Coast earthquake makes now an opportune time to educate your personal lines customers on what is – and isn’t – covered under a standard homeowners’ policy.
Earthquake Prompts Consumer Education Opportunity Read More »
Consumers with insurance-related issues or questions regarding losses may be triaged by Maryland Insurance Administration (MIA) disaster centers.
MIA Disaster Centers Address Key Bridge Collapse Read More »
Insurers may use artificial intelligence (AI) systems as long as certain parameters are in place to prevent violations of existing laws and regulations.
PA Insurance Dept. Issues Notice on Insurers’ Proper Use of AI Read More »
Over 30 IA&B members will visit Capitol Hill next week to discuss taxes, the hard market, crop insurance, and the NFIP with their elected officials.
IA&B Agents to Discuss Key Issues in D.C. Read More »
Review the newly implemented NFIP changes, which impact first-floor height, renewal notices, and the Community Rating System.
NFIP Program Changes, Updated Guidance Read More »
IA&B testified against SB 538, a proposal which would increase the cap on noneconomic damages to $1.75 million, with a $20,000 annual escalator clause.
House Judiciary Committee Hears Comments on Noneconomic Damages Read More »
