Cancellation & Nonrenewal and Licensing & Surplus Lines Laws

Together, these vital resources give you:

• Fast access to the licensing and surplus lines laws for all fifty states
  
• All the information you need to effectively and correctly manage the cancellation and nonrenewal process
  
• The must-have answers you need to handle issues in these fundamental areas
  

Cancellation & Nonrenewal

Christine G. Barlow, CPCU

This book includes all fifty states and the District of Columbia. Every agent and underwriter needs to know how a policy may be legally terminated by an insurer. You need to know if there is an underwriting period where the policy may be cancelled for any reason; the allowable reasons for midterm cancellation; and the allowable reasons for nonrenewal. You also need to know the type and number of days notice that need to be given to the insured.

Cancellation & Nonrenewal provides:

• State-by-state explanations on how to legally terminate an existing policy
  
• Standard reasons for termination as written into the standard policies from ISO and NCCI
  
• Line-by-line examination of each state’s differences based on amendatory ISO endorsements
  
• The application of cancellation and nonrenewal provisions to surplus lines policies
  
• Cancellation and nonrenewal provisions to policies with financial premiums
  

Licensing & Surplus Lines Laws

Christine G. Barlow, CPCU

This must-have reference reviews the licensing and surplus laws for all U.S. jurisdictions, the District of Columbia, and U.S. territories and possessions.

Licensing & Surplus Lines Laws provides:

• Information on changes arising from the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act
  
• Information on the applicability of licensing laws
  
• Prelicensing and continuing education requirements
  
• Cancellation of agency contracts
  
• Licensing requirements for resident and nonresident insurance professionals
  
• Risk retention and purchasing groups rules
  
• Commissions and fees – and the disclosure requirement for them
  
• Surplus line laws licensing requirements, taxes, fees, and other restrictions