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Audit, QC, and Compliance as a Service

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Audit, QC, and Compliance as a Service

This article is part of a sponsored series by Selectsys. Compliance Isn’t...

Insurance Claims System Failing Policyholders

I have spent decades in the trenches of property insurance claims disputes. I am going to say something plainly that many inside the...

Zeroing in on Cognitive Imagery in Cotality Solutions

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The Cyber Insurance Bait and Switch Nobody Wants to Admit

Cyber insurance is still a relatively new product. Like many new products, it is being sold faster than it is being fully understood....

The Alliance’s Control of Risk Now Available in Self-Paced Format

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Market Risks and Distribution Channel Strategies for Insurance Agencies and Carriers

This article is part of a sponsored series by AgentSync. At first...

The Illusion of Cyber Coverage: How a Court Narrowed Social Engineering Insurance

In the emerging area of cyber insurance law, the promise of what is covered is still being tested. Courts are trying to apply...

Why More Tools Aren’t Fixing Brokerage Work

This article is part of a sponsored series by Fulcrum. An account...

MMA Lawsuit RICO Allegations Analysis

The recent lawsuit filed by MMA Law Firm against Matthew Monson, his firm, and Allied Trust Insurance Company is a remarkable pleading. 1...

From Inbox to Quote — Automating the P&C Submission Journey

This article is part of a sponsored series by Selectsys. In Property...

Federal Court Draws a Hard Line on Late-Filed Negligence Claims Against Public Adjusters

A recent federal decision out of Puerto Rico should catch the attention of insurers and public adjusters.  In Mapfre Praico Insurance Company v....

Why Do Judges Keep Demanding That Policyholders Understand the Insurance Contract?

In written opinions, judges persistently express the proposition, argued by defense attorneys, that “policyholders are expected to read and understand their insurance policies.”...

Resolving a Complex Insurance Broker Negligence Case in Florida

Last week, our team resolved a significant and highly complex insurance matter involving a professional negligence claim against an insurance broker. While the...

Insurance Policy Ambiguity Drives Coverage

A recent federal decision from Illinois is a reminder of something seasoned coverage lawyers understand instinctively. The ambiguity of insurance contract interpretation does...

What Is a Comparative Rater?

This article is part of a sponsored series by EZLynx. If your...