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Agent's Responsibility For Company Insolvency

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Up until 20 years ago courts did not treat insurance agents as professionals and as a result agents...

E&O Life Exposures

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My E&O classes include discussion on claims frequency by line of business. When I bring up the issue of Life insurance, many folks have trouble identifying...

Is Insurance a Commodity?

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A recent article in a national training magazine used "insurance" as an example of a commodity sale. Do you agree with that? Is insurance a commodity? Do you sell it that way? Should it be sold that way? How do your insureds and prospects view it? In this article, the IIABA Faculty explores some of these issues.

Producer Contract Employment Agreement

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Sample employment agreement between an agency and producer.

Records Management For Disaster Planning

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Proper records management is one of the most crucial elements of disaster planning. The ability of an organization...

Sample: Agency Business Plan

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SAMPLE AGENCY BUSINESS PLAN

Stock Purchase Agreement

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AGREEMENT made this ____ day of __________, 19__, by and among PURCHASER INSURANCE AGENCY, INC., a Massachusetts corporation having a principal place of business in Boston, Massachusetts, hereinafter referred to as the "Buyer," ROGER A. ABLE of Lexington, Massachusetts, hereinafter referred to individually as "Able," and JOHN B. BAKER of Newton, Massachusetts, hereinafter referred to individually as "Baker"; both Able and Baker being referred to hereinafter jointly as the "Sellers."

Suspense System

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The purpose of a suspense system is to call an item to your attention that requires that action be quickly taken. Your suspense system must be regarded as a priority procedure in your office. The system must be accurate, infallible, and easy to use.

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