To Tell or Not To Tell an Insurer About a Young Driver
The insured should tell the insurer about all household drivers.
The insured should tell the insurer about all household drivers.
UPDATE: Since we posted this news item, we have learned that NYSIR is a “municipal reciprocal insurer,” as New York Insurance Law Section 6102 defines that term. That same section of the law permits…
E&O Report | January 2024 | Volume 39, Number 1 As we start 2024, it is the perfect time for every insurance agency and brokerage to examine its business practices. Over the years, we have…
Question: “Does New York State require us to maintain signed applications in our management system, specifically for the companies that allow e-signatures from their websites?” Answer: New York State insurance…
E&O Report | August 2018 | Volume 30, Number 8 On June 6th, the Big I NY Annual Errors and Omissions telecast seminar was presented live from Hudson Valley Community College in Troy and transmitted…
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E&O Report | September 2013 | Volume 25, Number 9 We regularly receive phone calls from independent agents with questions on a wide variety of topics. Quite often the topics relate to concerns about an…
[This post appeared in the June 26, 2013, issue of IIABNY Insider] Every week, IIABNY’s Research Department gives members information about what New York State law allows insurance carriers to…