Navigating the complexities of liability insurance can be overwhelming for small business owners, and as an insurance agent, you play a crucial role in protecting them from potential legal and financial pitfalls....
The National Association of Professional Insurance Agents held their annual PIA Federal Legislative Summit in Washington, D.C. this past month. Casey Lane Jr., past president of the Young Insurance Professionals of Louisiana (YIPs), attended the event for the second year in a row. Over the...
This past month, Jonathan Whittaker, CIC, and Marie Hohensee, CIC, traveled to National Harbor, MD for the Wholesale and Specialty Insurance Association (WSIA) Underwriting Summit. The event provided amazing opportunities for our team, including networking events for the underwriting and delegated authority segments of WSIA...
We have several new competitive programs for commercial and residential general contractors. Due to the wide variety of operations general contractors engage in, it can be difficult to rate accurately. But, we pride ourselves on providing the most precise and competitive quotes possible. Whether your...
With an ever changing and highly complex energy sector, Lane & Associates understands that although the energy market may fluctuate, your clients still have equipment to run and operations to manage. We work with our markets to find the most efficient and cost effective solutions...
At Lane & Associates we strive to be the go to broker for your small to medium sized client’s artisan contractor needs. Utilizing LARS, our Online Artisan General Liability Rater, we have developed an efficient process for you to expeditiously rate and bind policies the same...
What kind of experience do I want? That’s the first question you should ask yourself when trying to decide between a national or local insurance brokerage. For an experience that entails great relationships, competitive prices, an ease in doing business and partners who know your area,...
Overlooking key insurance needs for a small business can become detrimental for a business’ survival. What they don’t know can, in fact, hurt them in the long run and even unexpectedly close their doors. To stay open after a fire, flood or hurricane; to avoid paying...