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Hurricane Helene Information

As you aid your clients and community in preparing for Hurricane Helene, we wanted to be sure that you had our contact information handy and urge you to please contact us with whatever you may need in order to do so. We will update this page as we receive information and links relating to the approaching storm as it affects South Carolina. Bookmark and check for updates.

Hurricane Idalia threatens South Carolina

As you aid your clients and community in preparing for Hurricane Idalia, we wanted to be sure that you had our contact information handy and urge you to please contact us with whatever you may need in order to do so. We will update this page as we receive information and links relating to the approaching storm as it affects South Carolina. Bookmark and check for updates.

New California regulation requires all producer emails to include their license number

The California Department of Insurance has sent the attached bulletin to every insurance agent and broker in the country who is licensed by the agency on a resident or non-resident basis, explaining a new requirement—which takes effect 1/1/23—that emails include producer license numbers. View explanation and FAQs by IIABCal General Counsel Steve Young

Southern Fidelity / Lighthouse / St. Johns Insurance Insolvency FAQs

Several insurance carriers and brokers have agreed to an order of liquidation from their respective insurance state departments. The following is our resource page for independent agencies. Updates will be posted to this page as we receive them.

Top Five Post-Hurricane Consumer Mistakes

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.

E&O Risk Management and the Coronavirus (COVID 19)

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.

Virtual Recovery Summit

Innovation. Growth. Not typically two words that your agency is thinking about these days in the midst of a global pandemic. The virtual summit was created to provide your agency with strategies to map out a successful road to recovery, covering a variety of topics including reasons to be optimistic, adjusting your agency's marketing and retention efforts and staffing issues to consider during this unprecedented time.

Coronavirus Coverage Issues

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.

If Not Now, Then When?

Now is the best time to consider policies and other employment issues that come with remote work.

E&O Claims Carrier Contact Information

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.
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