Nuts & Bolts: Sandy, Utah-based Prime Ins. Syndicate Inc. is offering excess and surplus lines products to contractors and developers, including contractors liability coverage for property/casualty in both residential and commercial business and general liability coverage for premises, work performed …
Nuts & Bolts: CalSurance launched a specialized errors and omissions program for broker-dealers with 75 or fewer registered representatives. CalSurance and Quanta Specialty Lines Ins. Co. have teamed up to offer this program. The E&O program provides protection against claims …
Nuts & Bolts: Target Insurance Services now offers professional liability coverage. Target also offers stand-alone package coverage and first- or third-party crime for staffing and recruitment firms. Dollars: Separate E&O and EPLI policy limits up to $5 million, deductibles vary …
Nuts & Bolts: Target Insurance Services now offers professional liability coverage. Target also offers stand-alone package coverage and first or third party crime, for staffing and recruitment firms. Dollars: Separate E&O and EPLI policy limits up to $5 million, deductibles …
A special Wyoming legislative session called to address rising medical malpractice insurance rates resulted in the passage of three bills. Governor Dave Freudenthal signed the bills in early August. One bill will help doctors in the state pay for insurance, …
Nuts & Bolts: Target Insurance Services now offers professional liability coverage. Target also offers stand-alone package coverage and first or third party crime, for staffing and recruitment firms. Dollars: Separate E&O and EPLI policy limits up to $5 million, deductibles …
West Virginia Gov. Bob Wise has extended the State of Emergency for 10 counties and added Fayette and Lincoln counties to the proclamation. “Several areas of our state suffered substantial damage to private and public property because of severe rains …
Gov. Dave Freudenthal has signed the last three bills passed by the special legislative session, which was held earlier this month to deal with the rising cost of medical malpractice insurance being paid by doctors. One bill authorizes up to …
The special session of the Wyoming legislature ended on Saturday, July 17, following the passage of a constitutional amendment that would allow for caps on non-economic damages in medical malpractice cases. This measure will be on the November ballot for …
Gov. Dave Freudenthal on July 17 signed the cornerstone of this week’s special session, a joint resolution that offers voters a say whether to allow limits on certain damage awards in doctors’ malpractice cases. “I’m delighted that this bill is …
