Coverage & Policy Issues

In the United States, automobile use is extensive and pervasive. Vehicle accidents are such a common occurrence that they are considered an unavoidable part of normal activity. As a result, there is a legal duty to provide safe roadways that are clear of undue hazards.

When Frank Sinatra originally recorded the song Love and Marriage in 1955, it became a huge hit. Yet, like many once-popular notions, those lyrics seem nostalgically quaint in our current world.

Insurers are encountering more and more environmental issues in the course of their everyday business. In our increasingly global society, threats once thought relegated to the other side of the ocean are making their way to the U.S. in startling numbers. One of the newest threats surrounds the Ebola virus...

Cold weather creates a crime of opportunity.

NU's "Chalkboard" reveals the painful truth about these slippery expenditures.

Homeowners and auto policies cover owners and their spouses--but not unrelated persons. Agents have a growing multitude of insurance consumers requiring professional advice and counsel, who no longer fit the resident spouse mold.

Heavy snow exacerbates existing weaknesses in roofs.

InsuranceQuotes.com finds premiums double after two crashes.