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Weather Myths: What You Need to Know

April 13, 2022

As the temperatures begin to rise, severe storms start to make headlines around the nation. When I was growing up, I remember the weather myth that you should keep your windows cracked if a tornado is in your area to equalize the pressure. Is this true or a myth? Here are some of the common…

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Cyber Threat: COUNTERMEASURES & CONTROLS

March 24, 2022

While cybercrime was already on the rise pre-COVID, the pandemic and accompanying shift to virtual working/learning accelerated most of the world’s exposure. The insurance industry suffered financially as a surge in ransomware incidents, repair of hacked networks, business interruption losses, and even public relations fees to mend reputational damage erupted. The result has been double-digit…

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Wisconsin Adopts Model Travel Insurance Act

March 12, 2022

By: Judd Genda & Amy Harriman | Axley Brynelson, LLP In the pandemic era, travel insurance has become just as essential to travel as packing a toothbrush. Travel insurance generally covers the loss of luggage, trip cancellation or delays, and medical emergencies. According to Forbes Magazine, travel insurance sales have increased by 53% in recent…

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Why Insurance?

February 23, 2022

By Ann Linstroth, CISR, PWCAM, PIAW Board Member Do you recall how or why you entered the insurance industry, instead of choosing some other professional career path?  Whether you realize it or not there’s a common motivation for why we choose the work we do.   The 6 common factors that motivate people are Money and…

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Claims Tip: Prompt Reporting of Workers’ Compensation Claims Makes a Difference

February 2, 2022

Brought to you By: West Bend’s Workers’ Compensation Claims department is dedicated to helping our policyholders reduce rising medical and disability costs. From the moment we receive a claim, we begin to implement a great number of cost containment strategies. The success of these strategies is inherently tied to the adjuster’s early involvement and intervention…

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Legal & Practical Considerations for Employers Regarding COVID-19 Vaccinations

January 12, 2022

By: Judd Genda & Amy Harriman | Axley Brynelson, LLP As we enter the third year of the COVID-19 pandemic, many employers and employees are trying to return to “normal,” including returning to the office. Questions often then arise from employers as far as what they can do to protect their employees, customers, business, and…

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