Pre-Litigation Letters on ADA Website Accessibility Target Agents
Learn how to gauge and improve your website’s accessibility, as some member agencies receive attorneys’ pre-litigation demand letters about their websites’ non-compliance.
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Benchmarking Your Agency
Learn how to use the Big “I” Best Practices Study to monitor key performance indicators and compare that performance with other similar agencies.
Complimentary Information Security Diagnostic Tool
Quickly verify the status of your computer’s operating system, firewall, hard drive encryption, and anti-malware software with a new tool developed for independent agents.
What Does Increasingly Severe Flooding Mean for Agents?
With increased attention to dramatic flash flooding in different parts of the country, agents may want to consider highlighting flood coverage, whether through the NFIP or the private flood market.
MIA Issues Bulletin on Surplus Lines Broker Fees
Review newly released regulatory expectations related to a new state law that increases allowable fees that may be charged by Surplus Lines brokers.
Disclosure and Disclaimer When Using Replacement Cost Estimators
With the current push to discuss underinsurance with your property insurance customers, now is also a good time to include a review of proper disclosures and disclaimers in connection with Replacement Cost Estimators.
Producer Enforcement Actions on the Rise
Review the most common enforcement actions imposed on licensees to avoid being in the crosshairs of the Pennsylvania Insurance Department’s Enforcement division.
Who Do You Represent in Each Transaction?
Hold a non-resident license in Pennsylvania? Take note of a state-specific requirement when placing business with a carrier that has not appointed you – or face a hefty penalty.
How Current Is Your Written Information Security Program?
If a state regulator asks you for your Information Security Program, how long will it take you to locate it, and how current will it be?
Canadian ID Card Requirement
Ensure your vacationing clients secure a Canadian ID card before driving across the border. Without it, a U.S. traveler stopped in Canada could face fines.