AT THE MARGIN Blanket insurance and the impact of margin clause endorsements When insured on a blanket basis, if a building is destroyed in a covered claim, the limit would allow for the complete reconstruction of that building, even if its initial replacement cost estimate was too low. Risk
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Broken Glass RADICALLY DIFFERENT WORLD One woman’s journey from corporate life to independence By Elisabeth Boone, CPCU Over the life of our Broken Glass series, we’ve heard plenty of horror stories about the discrimination women in the industry have endured. Topping the list must be what happened to Kelly Pappas,
Public Policy Analysis & Opinion By Kevin P. Hennosy OF CIVICS AND SAUSAGE MAKING The Risk Retention Group expansion debate rallies industry groups This month’s column concerns a serious public policy issue in Congress, which concerns the business of insurance.
A recent California Supreme Court ruling is being hailed by policyholder advocates as potentially extending implementation of the actual prejudice rule further. How might that affect you and your clients? PREJUDICE AGAINST INSURERS? Expanded application of the “actual prejudice” rule
Benefits Products & Services By Thomas A. McCoy, CLU STUDENT LOANS INHIBIT DC PLANS’ EFFECTIVENESS EBRI webinar highlights one employer’s innovative solution An albatross of student loan debt hangs over many of today’s workers, limiting their opportunity to create retirement
