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For most agencies, a Broker of Record (BOR) is a common way of attracting new business. This can come from your expertise in identifying some uninsured exposures or because the client outgrew the expertise and capabilities of their current broker. When you successfully secure an...

No doubt these few words can bring about some powerful emotion, and the odds are that emotion will differ from hearing the words “Great Job” or “I love your agency.” Unfortunately, these words threatening legal action have been said more than once or twice. How do...

In the life of an independent agent, there is typically significant quote activity on personal lines, commercial lines, and employee benefits. A solid E&O best practice promoted for many years involves getting the customer/prospect to sign off on those coverages not wanted. This practice is...

One of the main goals that Angie, Mishell, and I work with you on is heavily focused on avoiding E&O claims from happening, or if they do happen, the agency's defense has been strengthened to increase the odds of the agency prevailing. After all, the...

It certainly seems with increasing frequency the number of insurance articles that speak to a recent court decision and the judgments being awarded. Actually, some courts have awarded the plaintiff more than they were even asking for with some staggering numbers. Some refer to this...

I recently noticed this key coverage decision in an August 12 issue of Claims Journal. Without a doubt, it raises some serious questions that agencies would be wise to consider building into their agency procedures. Before I address some of the questions, please take a minute...

A significant piece of this blog is a repeat of the blog posting done in mid-2021. It seemed appropriate to repost this 1) to get the message out to those that quite possibly didn’t see it the first time and 2) because it continues to...