The Illinois Supreme Court recently drew considerable attention when it reversed course on CGL faulty workmanship. The case serves as a reminder that each state views these claims through its own lens.
Where States Stand on CGL Faulty Workmanship (PA, DE update) Read More »
Review the newly updated Eligible Surplus Lines Insurer List, published by the Insurance Department this week.
Which SL Insurers Are Approved in PA? Read More »
IA&B partnered with Travelers to help member agencies prepare for the 4/1/24 changes. Log in to access a recorded webinar, presentation slides, and a Q&A resource.
Prepare Now for Experience Rating Methodology Changes Read More »
The hard market is driving more insureds and agents to the Assigned Risk Plan (ARP). Are you aware of the latest updates?
As ARP Grows, Brush Up on Changes Read More »
Add your agency to the Pennsylvania Insurance Department’s list of those that can place flood insurance risks in the private market, including through surplus lines.
Help PA Flood Insurance Purchasers Find You Read More »
Current pressures on the market make now a good time to check that your agency’s premium fiduciary accounts maximize FDIC protection.
Leveraging FDIC Protection for Your Agency Read More »
The Family Care Act would establish a statewide fund to provide 20 weeks of leave and benefits to covered employees for specified reasons.
Family and Medical Leave Bill Moves in PA House Read More »
Review state-specific laws and regulations for cancellations and refusals to write or renew commercial lines, personal automobile, and homeowners’ insurance in IA&B’s state-specific white papers.
Carrier Compliance – Policy Nonrenewals & Cancellations Read More »
The legislation would clarify that P&C insurance producers are not required to become appointed by an insurer to sell travel insurance, among other changes to the current travel insurance law.
Travel Insurance Bill Passes PA Senate Read More »
Submitting insurance licensing-related forms is now available electronically – and without the previous processing fee – through the Insurance Department’s website.
PA Licensing Forms Now Electronic Read More »
