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AGENCY AUTOMATION: AN E&O RESOURCE by Ken Buehler Are you getting everything you should out of your agency automation system? This document by Ken Buehler examines some of the automation pit...
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AGENCY AUTOMATION: E&O FRIEND OR FOE? Part 1: DOWNLOAD by Curtis Pearsall Most agency owners and staff would agree that adv...
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The previous three articles in this series dealt with automation as it pertained to an agency's processing work. This article by Curtis Pearsall will examine how several aspects of automation can help reduce your E&O exposure.
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When you take over an account by broker of record, it's important to realize your work isn't done;...
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AGENCY/BROKER PROFILING The agency profile tells the agency's story and presents the agency's expertise to prospects, clients, and companies. It's like a resume. If you're loo...
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This survey will help you to answer the question and identify areas that might need improvement. To keep E&O claims under control,...
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ARE YOUR CLIENTS' HOME-BASED BUSINESSES COVERED? by James Cuprisin Many people are now running businesses out of their homes. With the advancements in computers and telecommuting technology, ...
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BOOST YOUR COMMITMENT TO E&O PREVENTION! by Curt Pearsall How do hard market conditions affect your E&O strategies? This document by Curt Pearsall tells you why you should examine your ...
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CANCELLATION REQUEST - POLICY RELEASE FORM Dear (Customer Name), RE: Because the above mentioned policy is a three-year policy and you have advised us that you do not wish to renew this policy ...
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Successful marketing of Commercial Lines requires a detailed plan. The first step is to assess where you are right now. In this first of a three-part series, Jack Fries examines the preliminary steps that an agency should take in marketing Commercial Lines.