NYC Hires Pinnacle Actuaries, Seeks Private Partners for Housing Insurance Program July 13, 2026 By Andrew G. Simpson New York City has taken the next steps toward realizing its vision of a city-backed insurance program for affordable housing...
How AI Is Changing the Roles of Account Managers and CSRs July 13, 2026 By Andrea Wells From Verizon CEO Dan Schulman predicting that AI will cause unemployment to rise by up to 30% in the next...
Preparing the Agency to Sell: What Every Agency Owner Should Do Before Going to Market July 13, 2026 By Catherine Oak and Bill Schoeffler If an agency owner is seriously considering selling the agency–whether in the next 12 months or the next three years–the...
Why Building a Benefits Department Is Good Business July 13, 2026 By Patrick Wraight For many property and casualty agents, the realm of employee benefits might seem like a strange and mysterious world outside...
Why Most Insurance Agencies Don’t Actually Train New Hires July 13, 2026 By Brandy Law Most agency owners will tell you they have a training program. And they genuinely believe it. But when you dig...
Shopping for Cyber Insurance? Start With the End in Mind July 13, 2026 By Jeremy Gittler The moment a cyber incident hits, the nature of the insurance relationship becomes clear. A policy is only as valuable...
No Residency, No Coverage? Is Your Home Uninsured? July 13, 2026 By Bill Wilson My May 2026 column about the enforceability of an exclusionary endorsement that was not listed in a policy’s schedule of...
Snapshot: Environmental and Construction Professional Liability Insurance Market July 13, 2026 By John Heft Uncertainty in the economy and environmental regulation, the continuing impact of social inflation, and the construction industry’s ongoing business challenges...
Flood Insurance Gap Will Squeeze Local Governments, Homeowners, Moody’s Says July 13, 2026 By William Rabb The flood insurance gap in the United States is big–and it’s not getting better. And the consequences of that gap...
Montgomery v. Caribe Increases Litigation Activity, Not Shipper Exposure July 13, 2026 By Theodore M. Schaer and Ross J. DiBono A recent Supreme Court decision that is widely viewed as a significant development in transportation litigation is particularly worth examining...