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For over a hundred years, Chubb and its predecessor companies have offered some of the most seaworthy coverages and services available for small boats, yachts, luxury mega-yachts, and more.
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Their underwriting approach is to offer quality coverage at a competitive price, regardless of property age as long as updated within the last 30 years. |
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ARMR.Network, LLC specializes in environmental risks, including restoration contractors, commercial properties, trade contractors, and underground storage tanks.
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SPECIAL FEATURE
Is Your Website Doing More Harm Than Good?
An installment of the Big "I" Professional Liability/Swiss Re Corporate Solutions quarterly risk management webinar series-Is Your Website Doing More Harm than Good?-was one of the most-attended sessions to date.
Due to its popularity, and because insurance agency website content continues to plague agency owners during errors & omissions claims, Big "I" Professional Liability and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions will rebroadcast the webinar on Wednesday, May 29 at 2 p.m. ET.
Websites and online marketing materials, such as mission and vision statements, are turning insignificant events into significant E&O claims due to the language used on agency websites. During the webinar, panelists will provide you with a number of dos and don'ts to help reduce your website risk exposure.
Panelists include Angelynn Heavener, principal, Insurance Training Plus, Inc., and Rick Oldenettel, Esq., Oldenettel & Long, as well as Swiss Re staffers Annette Ardler, senior underwriter, vice president, and Ellen McCarthy, claims expert, vice president.
Register for this complimentary session today.
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Covering Real Estate Agents
Every day, your real estate agent clients face exposures to costly liability claims, just by doing business. Real estate professionals face potential exposures as client expectations are increasing and lawsuits are becoming more common. Your real estate agent clients' business and financial security depend on how well protected they are from a lawsuit or claim.
Through Big "I" Markets, you can protect real estate agents with Travelers 1st Choice+®.
Travelers 1st Choice+® is specifically designed to offer protection to real estate professionals for the array of emerging exposures and can help protect your client's firm against losses resulting from negligence, errors, and omissions in the performance of professional services. This errors and omissions policy can be tailored to fit your clients' business needs. Key policy benefits include:
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Network and information security offense coverage
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Bodily injury and property damage coverage
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Crisis event expense coverage
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Claim services and pre-claim assistance
As part of the coverage, Travelers provides risk management services to assist in proactively mitigating legal liability exposures, including a helpline which provides up to a one-hour consultation with Litchfield Cavo*, a premier professional liability defense firm. This helpline provides confidential, knowledgeable, expert resources on a wide range of risk management topics.
Check out these flyers and checklists to help you sell coverage to your clients:
Need realtor prospects or contact information for a realtor you know? Try the "Find a Realtor" feature. Call five a day and you'll be homing in on sales in no time!
Coverage is available in all states with the exception of CA, HI, and LA and is written on admitted paper. Log in to Big "I" Markets at www.bigimarkets.com and click on Real Estate Agents and Property Manager E&O to learn more or to request a quote.
*Assistance from Litchfield Cavo attorneys is not intended to replace your firm's need to hire counsel to assist in making risk management decisions.
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NEW Risk Management Webinar Rebroadcast - May 29
Big "I" Professional Liability
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Is Your Website Doing More Harm than Good? was one of Big "I" Professional Liability's best-attended sessions in recent years. Due to its popularity, and because insurance agency website content continues to plague agency owners during errors & omissions claims, Big "I" Professional Liability and Swiss Re Corporate Solutions will rebroadcast Is Your Website Doing More Harm than Good? on Wednesday, May 29 at 2 p.m. ET.
Websites and other online marketing materials, including mission and vision statements, are turning insignificant events into significant E&O claims due to the language used on agency websites. For example, terms and phrases such as "experts" and "we will address all your insurance needs" can increase the standard of care an agency owes to a customer.
Register today.
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VU Webinars and Lightning Learning
Virtual University
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WEBINARS - Two-hours with CE in select states.
View the complete calendar, registration links and see what states have CE approval online. Registration includes live webinar, on-demand recording and a transcript.
LIGHTNING LEARNING - Twenty minutes each with a focus on Meeting Production Goal Requires More Work Than You Think
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July 9 - 11:30 a.m. ET - Key Information Needed to Write Condos
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July 16 - 11:30 a.m. ET - 7 Condominium Definitions You Must Understand
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July 23 -11:30 a.m. ET - Who Insures Which Property?
Register once for the monthly Lightning Learning package and receive all sessions for one low price. Registration includes live presentations and on-demand recordings.
VU Webinar and Lightning Learning questions can be sent to VU staff. The 2019 calendar and all links are available here.
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Be one of the first five with the correct answers and win a $5 gift card (Starbucks, Dunkin' Donuts, Baskin Robbins, or Krispy Kreme).
Don't forget to answer the Tie Breaker!
1. Ever wonder why land is called "real estate?" The term "estate" literally refers to the land and buildings upon the land, but "real" is derived from the Latin word for what?
2. On this date in 1846 the first printed copies of "Poems" were published under the pseudonyms of Acton, Currer and Ellis Bell. Only 2 copies sold. Who were the real authors?
3. Robert Catallozzi was a United States Postal Service employee that admitted in 1994 to stealing from his employers over the previous 6 years. How much did he steal?
TIE BREAKER
TB - The Scott County, MO Rural Fire Protection District’s chief decided that usual recruitment ads are "kind of boring" so he came up with what slogan to bring in new firefighters?
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BIG "I" MARKETS SALE OF THE WEEK
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