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Think You Have a Bad Faith Case? Here’s What Courts Actually Require in California

A recent federal court ruling in California involving State Farm and a commercial policyholder offers an important lesson for anyone litigating insurance bad...

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Think You Have a Bad Faith Case? Here’s What Courts Actually Require in California

A recent federal court ruling in California involving State Farm and a commercial policyholder offers an important lesson for anyone litigating insurance bad...

Who Owns the Customer? Carrier-Agency-Producer-Client Relationships in 2026

This article is part of a sponsored series by AgentSync. And 5...

What Insurance Agencies Should Know Before Migrating to a New Agency Management System

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How Technology Helps MGAs Overcome Operational Friction

This article is part of a sponsored series by dyad. MGAs don’t...

Cyber Business Income Claims After a Data Breach: Are Lost Clients and Lost Trust Covered Losses?

Cyber insurance was originally marketed as a technical product. If the servers went down, the policy would help pay to get them back...

Insures Don’t Get to Deny and Escape RCV Promises

Florida courts continue to wrestle with a deceptively simple question: What happens to replacement cost coverage when an insurer denies a claim outright...

The Essential Checklist for Starting Your Independent Agency

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Smoke Without Flames Is Still a Fire: Lessons from a New York Smoke Damage Battle

Smoke damage claims are never really about smoke. They are about trust, proof, judgment, and whether insurance will honor its promise when loss...

Allstate announces availability of fourth quarter 2025 results 

NORTHBROOK, Ill., Feb. 4, 2026 – The Allstate Corporation (NYSE: ALL) has filed a Form 8-K reporting its financial results for the quarter ended Dec. 31,...

How Insurance Lobbyists Quietly Hijack State Law

If you want to understand how insurance laws really get made, Oklahoma just handed the rest of the country a case study. Earlier this...

The Hidden “Wind-Driven Rain” Trap in Water Damage Claims

When courts talk about “wind-driven rain,” something subtle but important has already gone wrong. The phrase sounds authoritative. It feels like a defined...

Accounting and Commission Automation for Multi-Carrier MGAs in Texas

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Nevada’s Wildfire Coverage Exclusion vs. California’s Mandatory Fire Coverage

A shift in some states’ approach to homeowners insurance for wildfires may be coming to your state next. Nevada recently approved a law...

Texas Procedural Precision in Property Insurance Claims

I have tried and litigated property insurance cases across the country. While every jurisdiction has its quirks, Texas continues to distinguish itself as...