Double-Charging a Contractor For the Same Project?
Question from a Big I Connecticut member: “I was hoping you could provide clarity for me and a client of ours. They’re a general contractor and will be taking on a…
Question from a Big I Connecticut member: “I was hoping you could provide clarity for me and a client of ours. They’re a general contractor and will be taking on a…
If your agency writes the Workers’ Compensation insurance for any small retail stores, you may want to point them to newly published materials from the state Labor Department.
In politics, persistence and perseverance pay off. Today, the State Senate followed the lead of the Assembly and passed legislation repealing the NYC “Anti-Arson” application! Big I New York will…
One question that comes in from time to time is whether a liability insurance policy (either personal, commercial general, or auto) must cover the loss in value of damaged property…
Support Our Industry, Serve Our Communities: The insurance industry was built on one powerful idea: coming together to protect and support one another. That’s the spirit behind the GIVE Movement, and we’re…
Big I New York has joined a diverse coalition of business and industry groups in calling on State Lawmakers to oppose the “Fostering Affordability and Integrity through Reasonable (FAIR) Business…
Independent insurance agents across New York and Connecticut have always been the heart of their communities – volunteering their time, supporting local initiatives, and stepping up in moments of need. Now,…
Big I New York’s efforts to spur congressional action on the state’s “scaffold law” bore fruit this week when Congressman Nick Langworthy (NY-23) introduced the Infrastructure Expansion Act (H.R. 3548) in the…
The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) has formally proposed an amended regulation on hurricane deductible triggers. The department is accepting comments from the public until July 7th. The…
It will be easier for victims of dog bites to hold pet owners liable thanks to a ruling last month from New York’s highest court. The Court of Appeals unanimously overturned…