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Entertainment Insurance You Will Need

Cast insurance covers any additional costs that may occur if a production loses a cast member, director, or other employee, and it is one of the most common types of movie insurance claims. Cast insurance is a type of “key man” life insurance that also includes business interruption coverage. When actors die onset, it can […]
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Commercial Insurance Myths

In today’s atmosphere, business insurance is a must, but many owners are unaware of the fundamentals of this sort of policy, such as why it’s important, what it covers, and how to get the correct coverage for yourself and your company. Here are four typical business insurance myths, as well as the myth-busters you should […]
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How Agents Can Become Partners With Their Clients

For an agency to grow truly sustainable, it is critical to accomplish two things, sell insurance and develop and maintain strong client relationships. It is common for agency to concentrate their efforts on acquiring new customers but neglect building strong relationships with their clients. There is a balance that every agency employee needs to manage […]
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Entertainment Insurance

Many organizations do not have the luxury of having a full-time or even part-time trained risk manager. The reasons for this may include cost, not having a need for the position, or relying on outside consultants or agents for help. Over the years, we have seen well-intentioned buyers of insurance and risk products make decisions […]
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Entertainment Risks

Broadcaster Magazine recently ran an article outlining top risks in the entertainment industry. We thought it might be good to re-visit some of these. Rapid consolidation, expanding markets, emerging business models and growing consumer demand are taking center stage and creating real turmoil in the media and entertainment (M&E) industry, Ernst & Young says. The […]
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