A car is mutilated as a side effect of some kids trying to get their ball out of a tree.
Crazy friends better have good life insurance
A “husband” gives his wife permission to make enormous purchases.
A woman is stalked by ferocious wind.
An annoying Insurance agent with an airhorn
A man forgets how much kerosine he puts in his grill while he is thinking about his insurance.
A customer gets the truth out of his insurance company
A man can either go to LifeLock or make animal sacrifices to protect his identity.
Apparently “Canadian Direct” is hard to understand for an idiot insurance agent.
A man sees an option for auto insurance
A man sleeps through an important day or work
A woman experiences trouble in the office.
Some house cleaners are very good at their jobs…Too good.
Two crooks drive their getaway car very carefully.
A family brings home an unexpected visitor from the safari.
Is your company suffering from brand confusion? In this episode of On Point, Peter van Aartrijk and Rick Morgan talk with Aaron Moore, owner and Creative Director at Orange Element about the challenges companies face in presenting a clear, honest and consistent visual output in today’s social web environment. Aaron points out that the increase [...]
The alternative energy market has many complicated angles to it, including solar warranties, which are essential to solar manufacturers as well as to the development and funding of solar projects.
According to Mike McMullen, president of PowerGuard Specialty Insurance Services, banks are hesitant to lend against some larger solar projects because of the severe credit [...]
Engle Martin & Associates is an independent adjusting firm providing claims services to the insurance industry. In this interview with Claims Journal, Susan Froman, Engle Martin’s Director of Sales, discusses the growth of the company and providing service to their clients when they need it most.
The Internet makes it easier to get into business but it also makes it easier to steal others’ ideas. The Web is also expanding the notion of what materials, images and designs need to be protected. Intellectual property attorney David Branfman advises agents on questions to ask clients about intellectual property exposures and warns about [...]
Moving companies face a number of exposures in their daily operations, including workers compensation, cargo, fleet and general liability. Priority Moving in San Diego, Calif. is no exception. A Wheaton Van Lines agent, Priority Moving has created a series of internal procedures, reinforced by a strong employee screening process and training program. Analytics software [...]
Corporate Helicopters is a San Diego business focusing on charter, tours, aerial filming and helicopter sales. In this episode of Watching the Risks, Corporate Helicopters president Ivor Shier explains how looking through the lens of risk analysis from the formative years to the present has led to a safer company.
Stroz Friedberg is a consulting firm that does computer forensics, mobile phone forensics, electronic discovery and cyber crime response, operating at the intersection of law, technology and behavioral sciences. David Garrett, managing director of Stroz Friedberg’s San Francisco office, explains why clients may or may not have cyber risk insurance, whether those that have the [...]
Noah has trouble keeping his promise to God
A young lady describes her experience at the doctor.
A guy is underwater in an anti-shark cage, and a shark starts to attack. The cage does its job by keeping the shark away, but then the man’s boat starts up and drives away.
Growth expectations may be lower due to the recession but Farmers Insurance CEO F. Robert Woudstra thinks it is still possible for an insurer to grow in this economy by focusing on the right segments. For Farmers, the focus for 2009 and 2010 will include the small business and the Hispanic market.