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 »
A U.S. District Court recently examined insurance advertising in the context of an Unfair Trade Practices and Consumer Protection Law (UTPCPL) claim. Review this legal update for insight into best practices for your agency’s promotional materials.
Include Advertising Material in Your E&O Prevention Strategy Read More »
While insurance brokers owe customers a duty of care, what about the customer’s actions? Review 10 questions to identify the role of a customer’s conduct in an E&O lawsuit.
The Customer Is Not Always Right Read More »
While a court recently dismissed claims of alleged misrepresentation of policy coverage, the Pennsylvania case serves as a reminder of what agents should not do with respect to foreseeable risks of coverage.
Palek v. State Farm Offers Lessons for Agents Read More »
Could an employer be vicariously liable for insurance fraud committed by an employee? An appeals court recently weighed in.
Risks from Employee Fraud Read More »
Review top takeaways from a recent Pennsylvania federal court case, in which a client brought a breach of contract claim against a broker in connection with a COVID-related business interruption loss.
Lessons from COVID-Related Business Interruption Case Read More »
