You are all very aware of the events of the last several weeks and the Coronavirus. We are not health experts, but we can give advice regarding how to reduce the likelihood of an errors and omissions exposure as a result of this event. Our advice is no different from any other time. If your agency has developed good practices, you will be better positioned to avoid problems.

Thomas Paine once said, “These are the times that try men’s souls” and while the circumstances when he penned these words was somewhat different, he did state them in a document he titled The Crisis. What we are facing with the COVI-19 outbreak in this country is unprecedented in recent history, but IIBASC has gathered a vast number of resources to help our members navigate through many of the issues they’re facing. Touches on business income, civil authority, property, CGL, auto, workers comp coverages.

List of errors & omission insurance carriers writing for the insurance industry in South Carolina along with their claims reporting phone numbers and email addresses, if available.

Sadly, the biggest mistake people make in protecting themselves against hurricanes is not buying flood insurance in the first place. However, even those consumers with flood insurance can make mistakes in the storm recovery process that can cost them big bucks. Here are five of the most common pitfalls.