‘What You Don’t Know’ May Not Be the Biggest Risk Facing Your Agency
By Julie Furst The biggest risk in insurance agencies may not be what you don’t know. It may be what you think you already know. Coverage forms evolve. Carrier appetites…
By Julie Furst The biggest risk in insurance agencies may not be what you don’t know. It may be what you think you already know. Coverage forms evolve. Carrier appetites…
Insurance attorney Chip Merlin is out with an interesting blog post about “choice-of-law” clauses in surplus lines insurance policies. These are clauses that designate the jurisdiction in which an insured…
The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) recently released new guidance to help insurance agencies and other entities prepare for times when cyber threats become more dangerous. The…
The 2026 legislative session is one that insurance industry stakeholders will study, discuss, and remember for decades to come. A state budget that arrived nearly two months late, the passage…
Regulatory relief from outdated insurance producer advertising requirements is one step closer to becoming law after the New York State Assembly and Senate unanimously passed Big I New York’s Producer Advertising legislation. …
Are you a Grassroots Supporter? Advocacy Ambassador? Member of the Treasurer’s Club or exclusive President’s Club? If so, you’ve earned a place on the list of FY 2026 supporters of…
By now, you’ve likely heard the news: the State Legislature has passed sweeping auto insurance reforms aimed at addressing fraud and excessive litigation. As these developments continue to receive widespread…
Understanding Context Bleed and Context Rot in Chat Models Most people using AI tools like ChatGPT have experienced it. A conversation starts off sharp and productive. The responses feel thoughtful,…
One of the biggest themes emerging from the Tech Demo Lounge at Go Big 2026 was not replacing people with AI — it was removing the repetitive work that keeps…