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In addition to scoring service performance, the survey asked brokers to identify their top three wholesale partners by line of insurance across 20 major coverage areas. The leading three in each category were awarded gold, silver, and bronze rankings. MGAs also competed for a “Brokers’ Pick” medal, given to the most frequently cited products. Source…

Trupanion posts smaller Q1 loss
Speaking during the company’s earnings call, Tooth said Trupanion has experienced stronger lead generation, retention, and conversion rates. “We’ve seen people come in and grow faster than us time and time again, and they’re not there now,” she said. Source link

Fortified roofs drive insurance for Louisiana homeowners
At the time of initial funding, there were 313 Fortified-certified roofs in the state, according to the auditor’s report. As of Feb. 1, 2025, that number had increased to 5,413, representing a 17-fold growth over two years. The report noted that 64% of these certifications were not funded by the LFHP. Source link

Hurricane Irma-hit homeowner can’t sue surplus lines insurer Hamilton
Following the hurricane, Hamilton paid $81,521.13 to Shellpoint, which accepted the sum without objection. Ahmed, contending the payment was insufficient, sued the insurer directly, alleging breach of contract and seeking recovery as a third-party beneficiary. The breach of contract claim was dismissed early and not appealed. The remaining claim was dismissed with prejudice by the…

Alabama Supreme Court sides with insurance trust in commercial lease dispute
The dispute arose from a lease agreement executed in February 2019, under which Hembree Insurance Trust leased a 135,847-square-foot industrial building in Scottsboro, Alabama, to Maples Industries for a five-year term running from January 1, 2020, through December 31, 2024. The lease obligated Maples to maintain the property, including a clause specifying that Maples would…