Discussion
- Personal Lines
- Commercial Lines
Sub-Sections:
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Fraud of the Week: Caught Cooking the Books
November 28, 2022 | Discussion
When a company uses two sets of books in order to pay lower premiums for workers compensation premiums, the discovery of such often results in charges of insurance fraud.
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Fraud of the Week: You Have to own What you Claim
November 21, 2022 | Discussion
When the supposedly burned property didn't exist or wasn't in the building.
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Oh Deer, Oh Deer, Oh Deer
November 21, 2022 | Discussion
It's deer season, and time to consider auto accidents involving deer and coverages available.
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Fraud of the Week: Forgery is Harder than it Seems
November 14, 2022 | Discussion
When you get caught forging documents you don't get paid.
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Florida Emergency Order Issued
November 10, 2022 | Core Article Library|Discussion
Florida's Office of Insurance and Regulation issues an emergency order regarding cancellations and nonrenewals.
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Fraud of the Week: Catching the Leader of the Pack
November 07, 2022 | Discussion
The collisions and injuries have to exist on more than just paper.
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ISO Form Reference Cheat Sheet
November 04, 2022 | Core Article Library|Discussion
This cheat sheet gives you links to the ISO forms list to make it easy to find available ISO forms by line of business.
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Expedited Rule Regarding Credit Scoring
November 03, 2022 | Core Article Library|Discussion
The Washington Office of the Insurance Commissioner has issued an expedited rule removing a controversial, temporary order banning the use of credit scoring in the development of premiums for personal lines policies.
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Oklahoma Department Announces Exceptions to Form Filing Regulations
November 03, 2022 | Discussion
An announcement from the Oklahoma Insurance Department identifies certain lines of business that are now exempt from form filing requirements.
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Numismatic and Philatelic Property-When are Coins and Stamps just Coins and Stamps?
October 31, 2022 | Discussion|ISO Programs
Coins and stamps are some of the property with restricted limits on the homeowners policy. An issue is the difference between the coins in your pocket and the stamps you put on the mail, and those coins and stamps you collect. This discussion reviews court cases and policy language.
