Gov. John Kasich recently reconvened Ohio's property and casualty insurance CEOs to recognize their leadership over the past six years in fostering a talent pipeline for careers in insurance - and to challenge them to do more. Read More
INSURING HOME SHARING RISKS
There are many issues involved with sharing one's home. With the advent of Airbnb and others organization determining who to allow to stay in one's house is important. What is covered and excluded? This two hour class will discuss these issues.
The city of Hartford, CT, and an insurance firm have reached a settlement in a dispute over the redevelopment of the 9,600 seat Dillon Stadium. Under the deal, Bruen Deldin DiDio Associates will pay Hartford $350,000 after the city sued the company for allegedly issuing a fake certificate of coverage for the project.Read More
INSURING THE CHILDREN FUND RAISER
Join ITC for an afternoon of fun on Sunday October 1, 2017. Play bingo for a chance to win a designer purse and support ITC's mission to end child abuse and neglect. Read more
RISK TIP
Explain Ordinance or Law Coverage To Avoid E&O Claims
One key to selling adequate ordinance or law coverage is explaining it clearly. When agents discuss this coverage with their policyholders, policyholders want to know why they need it and how much they should buy. Because those answers are complicated, a lot less ordinance or law coverage is purchased than is needed. Read more
CASE OF THE MONTH
Insurers ordered to pay $62.7M for breach of duty to defend in heparin litigation
A federal district court in Maryland has concluded that two insurance companies had breached their duty to defend their insureds in over 1,000 federal and state lawsuits pertaining to allegedly contaminated heparin. Read more
ODI SELECTS NEW AGENT LICICENSING EXAM VENDOR
Ohio Department of Insurance announced that vendor PSI Services, LLC has been selected to administer the department's agent licensing examinations, effective July 1, 2017. Click here for more information
