As we move into 2022, we are seeing significant changes in the property market. We want to inform you, our agency partners, of these changes so we can provide realistic […]
Understanding and Writing Public Auto Accounts
Here at Arlington/Roe, we enjoy helping our agents write public auto accounts. In fact, public auto represents roughly 20% of the premium that we write within our transportation department; it’s a big part of what we do. Given its importance, we thought we’d answer some questions regarding public auto risks and give you some tips on how to be successful writing this class of business.
D&O Independent Liability
Why should it matter to my insured?
Arlington/Roe Promotes Slusser & Hamilton to Vice President
Heather Slusser and Andy Hamilton have been promoted to vice presidents at Indiana-based Arlington/Roe, a managing general agency and wholesale insurance broker, according to James A. Roe, president and CEO of the company.
D&O Excess Side A
Excess Side A with DIC is an important policy to have, especially since there has been an increase in bankruptcies and insolvencies. This year, bankruptcies and insolvencies are expected to continue
increasing, leaving your insured even more exposed than before.
Cyber – No More Honor Among Thieves
Double extortion is on the rise. This article addresses the threat of ransomware as well as various prevention methods.
Arlington/Roe Names Andy Roe Executive Vice President & Chief Operating Officer
Andy Roe has been promoted to Executive Vice President and Chief Operating Officer at Indiana-based Arlington/Roe according to James A. Roe, president and CEO of the company, a managing general agency and wholesale insurance broker.
Understanding Surety Bonds
A surety bond is a written commitment between three individual parties which guarantees a contract’s execution as it has been agreed upon.
Understanding a Claims-Made Policy
Understanding how a claims-made policy works, and how it differs from an occurrence-based policy, is extremely important to ensure you are selling the policy to best protect your clients.
Is your Insured’s Independent Contractor an Employee?
If your insured thinks they are hiring an independent contractor, they may want to verify if that is true.