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'BOOT CAMP' FOR INSURANCE AGENCIES by Dana Falardeau Why does the Army hire people with no experience? Could it be that they want to train them the right way at the start? Coul...
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FIDUCIARY RESPONSIBILITY Dear (Customer Name): How do you know if you have the right Fiduciary Liability policy? Take the insurance buyers' ERISA quiz: ...
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HOW MUCH CAN YOU RELY ON YOUR CONSULTANT'S LAWYER? by Gary Lawson, JD, LLM, Bruce Campbell, JD, and Gavin Kahn, Esq. A common practice in business today is for comp...
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IMPROVED CORRESPONDENCE IMPROVES YOUR IMAGE There's nothing worse than receiving a business letter that contains errors, poor grammar, trite expressions, and the like. Even one typo is enough ...
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INSURANCE AGENCIES AND THE EMPLOYMENT CIVIL RIGHTS LAWS OF CALIFORNIA AND THE NINTH CIRCUIT, PART 1 by Francis G. Willmarth, J.D. Could your agency be the target of a $1 million employment civ...
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LIABILITY RISK RETENTION ACT OF 1986 The following is the text of the Products Liability Risk Retention Act of 1981 as amended by the Risk Retention Amendments of 1986, creating the Liability Risk Re...
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PUBLIC SAFETY In addition to providing a safe environment and workplace for employees, businesses must provide for the safety of the public. Who Is 'The Public'? This may include custom...
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SAMPLE GRIEVANCE PROCEDURE [Company Name] wishes to provide a comfortable, productive, legal and ethical work environment. To this end, the company wants you to bring any grievances you have about th...
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P/C agents often have reviewed contracts and leases in conjunction with writing Contractual Liability coverages. In many cases, agents will advise clients to reject hold-harmless clauses which place undue hardship on them. Yet insurance agents themselves may be in the grip of hold-harmless clauses, which could lay immense financial burdens on them, even if they are totally innocent of any wrongdoing. We refer to the producer or general agent (GA) contracts of some-not all! -- Life carriers. Unfortunately, some of these carriers are among the best-known career or brokerage companies and, even worse, agents often aren't aware of the poisonous clauses until it's too late and they're sued.