Effective Jan. 1, 2025, the minimum wage will increase for certain employees of Howard County employers, as well as for Howard County government employees.
Minimum Wage Increase for Some in Howard County, MD Read More »
A revised ACORD 133 — Workers Compensation Insurance Plan Assigned Risk Section — is available for use beginning this month.
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 »
Delaware IA&B members met with all three federal lawmakers to discuss flood and crop insurance, the hard market, and legislation to avoid a looming tax increase.
Save the Date for Big “I” Legislative Conference (DE update) Read More »
Join us April 30-May 2, 2025 in Washington, D.C. for the annual Big “I” National Legislative Conference.
Save the Date for Big “I” Legislative Conference (PA update) Read More »
Hold a non-resident license in Pennsylvania? Review the scenarios when a producer must obtain a customer’s signed consent prior to placing business with a non-appointed company or, in rare circumstances, with a carrier’s in-house agency.
Review the scenarios when a producer must obtain a customer’s signed consent prior to placing business with a non-appointed company or, in rare circumstances, with a carrier’s in-house agency.
Broker Agreement Must Be Signed by CUSTOMER if Producer Not Appointed (PA update) Read More »
Consumers may now use an NFIP online quoting tool; however, they still must contact an independent agent to purchase a policy.
FEMA Unveils New Flood Insurance Direct-to-Consumer Quoting Tool (MD update) Read More »
Consumers may now use an NFIP online quoting tool; however, they still must contact an independent agent to purchase a policy.
FEMA Unveils New Flood Insurance Direct-to-Consumer Quoting Tool (PA, DE update) Read More »
A federal judge last week struck down the U.S. Department of Labor’s (DOL) Overtime Rule. How will this affect your agency?
DOL’s 2024 Overtime Rule Invalidated Read More »
