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In our ever changing world, brokers have the option to either compete on price with every other broker out there, or seek out categories that are not overworked by the insurance industry. Professional Program Insurance Brokers (PPIB) has answers for brokers who want to market to exciting and unique industries with limited distribution channels.

Look for Lloyd’s of London to be among the largest writers of standalone medical director coverage under two separate programs. With Lloyd’s backing, PPIB is looking into if and how it might cover medical directors working for telemedicine

Tattoo Shops and Tattoo Artists deal with bodies, blood, skin, sweat, occasionally tears, personalities, customer demands and stiff competition on a daily basis. In a booming industry that specializes in temporarily wounding and permanently marking a body what could possibly go wrong? Ummm a lot.

I’ve been asked, a number of times, by tattooers what the best defense is to those frivolous law suits against tattoo studios, which are exponentially being filed, especially now that people think that tattoo artists have deep pockets.

Funky, that is unusual, risks usually require specialty excess and surplus, nonadmitted insurance coverage

As 2013 winds down, the P&C business continues to deal with issues—many ongoing, some new. “Concurrent challenges for our industry include climate change, low investment yields, unstable economic conditions and regulatory uncertainty,” says David Kaufman, president and CEO of The Motorists Insurance Group.

Twelve years ago, while pregnant with my first son, I was ecstatic! At 9 months along, my stomach was as smooth as ever. Regular walking and slathering myself with cocoa butter lotion, convinced me that I was my own skin guru.

It seems that more and more doctors, nurses, and spa owners are interested in setting up medical spas these days. Yet, as with any up-and-coming industry, not everyone will achieve success.

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