Market Insights

Ever visited the antiquated Florida Underwriter web site before? We thought not. The seldom-updated site needed a dusting off (read: a makeover of the extreme variety) to bring it into the 21st

In a state with a reputation for strong agent associations and an era ripe with agency succession issues, the existence of a structured support system for new agents would appear to be a given.

In 2005, Florida and the nation were awash in hurricanes. The National Hurricane Center ran out of names and resorted to the Greek alphabet for the first time. Nightly newscasts extended the

WHEN it comes to the architects and engineers professional liability insurance market, the byword is "competitive." At the moment, there seems to be ample capacity for the coverage, with the likelihood that competition for business only

Like time-crunched students preparing for a final exam, most insurers approached the first Sarbanes-Oxley compliance audit more intent on making the grade than developing a good understanding of the s

New York. The sun is shining, the snow is receding, and I am just a day or so from my fourth visit to Ground Zero, now memorialized by its haunting appearances in old movies and television shows. For