Posts Tagged ‘Stuckey & Co.’

Get to Know Commercial Liability Insurance

Monday, March 1st, 2010

Commercial Liability Insurance is the cornerstone of business insurance. Smart business owners know that Commercial Liability is necessary, but they also know that it is complex.

As if Toyota doesn’t have enough bad publicity…

Toyota CEO

Toyota CEO

May your clients’ liability problems never be as complex as Toyota’s. Consider that the car giant’s problems are starting to go beyond the recall of faulty products- According to in the New York Times, Toyota is also the focus of a civil and criminal liability investigation:

As if the Toyota Motor Corporation does not have enough bad publicity surrounding unintended acceleration problems in some of its cars and brake issues with the Prius, now comes the automaker’s disclosure that it received subpoenas from a federal grand jury and the Securities and Exchange Commission for corporate documents about these issues…. The disclosure takes the recall of its cars to a new level, because now Toyota faces potential criminal and civil liability from the government and not just its owners. These investigations come on top of a Congressional inquiry, with hearings under way in Washington.

While high-profile lawyers and lawmakers sort out Toyota’s tangle of trouble, Stuckey & Company wants both agents and clients to understand the basics of commercial liability insurance and why it is so important.

What Does Your Client Need?


Three liability exposures make up the bulk of business liability risk. First, Ownership and Maintenance of Premises involves the risks of owning and maintaining property. Second, Conduct of Business Operation is a liability exposure that arises when a person is injured on or away from the premises by an activity of the owner or employee. Third, Product Exposure is when a manufacturer or distributor of a faulty product injures someone. It is critical that this exposure does not end when the product is sold and delivered. Other exposures such as completed operations, contingent liability, and contractual liability are also types of commercial liability insurance exposures that business must consider. But does every business know about these complex exposures?

Stuckey Can Help


Stuckey & Company can help sort out what type of exposure each client is likely to face. And Stuckey can assess your risks and make recommendations that fit client budgets. In cases of extremely high-risk businesses, we offer umbrella policies that will extend the coverage you need up to limits of $50 million dollars.

The agents at Stuckey & Company have the knowledge and the experience to weigh these two factors and get you the right amount of coverage. With over fifteen years of experience, Stuckey is a leader in the commercial general liability insurance industry.

For more information about Commercial Liability Insurance coverage from Stuckey & Company contact the underwriters below, and attend our upcoming webinar:

Commercial Lines Webinar Thursday, March 18, 2010 11:30 AM Central Time


Holly Barker
CL New Business Underwriter
800-828-3452 x 15
holly@stuckey.com

Kyle Dallavis
CL New Business Underwriter
800-828-3452 x 25
kyle@stuckey.com

Nikki Malensky
CL New Business Underwriter
800-828-3452 x 26
nikki@stuckey.com

Libby Rodes
CL New Business Underwriter
800-828-3452 x 40
libby@stuckey.com

Earn $$$ and Prizes during Tech Incentive Months!

Monday, March 1st, 2010

techincentivepic

techincentiveinfo

.

Business Travel Accident Webinar - Jan 26 at 11:30 am cst

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Join Kim Calabrese of Chubb Accident & Health as she discusses the Business Travel Accident program available through Stuckey & Company.
This 30-minute session will provide you with valuable coverage details and the ability to have your questions answered directly by the carrier.

Tuesday, January 26, 2010 11:30 am cst


Cyber-Crime Hits Small Business: Protect Them with Electronic Media Security Insurance

Monday, January 18th, 2010

Alarming Reports

According to security experts, small and medium sized companies have more to deal with than a sluggish economy. The San Francisco Chronicle reports that small- and medium-sized companies have lost an estimated $40 million or more to cyber-crime since 2004. The director of research at the network security firm SANS Institute, Alan Paller, believes that criminals have shifted their tactics from developing attack techniques to improving the social engineering of their scams. For example, instead of fake deposit schemes and viruses, criminals are selling fake virus security systems that hurt in two ways: the victim buys the fake security software which directly provides financial information to the criminals, and the software, once installed, can obtain sensitive data.

Small Business Can Learn From Big Business

Large businesses and governments are beginning to collaborate against hackers. Even smaller companies with fewer resources can increase intra-company collaboration strategies that guard against cyber-crime. Companies can employ cyber-security coordinators, get security training, and put hacker-warning plans in place. An equally important aspect of cyber-security is the protection against losses, should they occur. A broad-based approach to cyber-security is imperative for any a business of any size, and  Electronic Media Security coverage is a key factor.

Stuckey & Company Knows Technology

Stuckey & Company Professional Insurance Lines offer competitively priced Electronic Media Security Insurance for small- to mid-sized companies that can help businesses safeguard against cyber-security issues. Powerful in-house authority and fast turnaround gives Stuckey agents the tools they need to get a quote to their clients quickly. Stuckey’s professional liability is designed for a broad range of clients, from funds transfer software to database design and everything in between. Stuckey & Company offers E&O, Network Security and Electronic Media Activities coverage with Intellectual Property coverage when needed.

Contact Dwight Stuckey at 800-828-3452 extension 22, or
 dwight@stuckey.com

.

Stuckey Insider- Nikki Malensky

Monday, January 18th, 2010

We’ve got the inside scoop on the Stuckey team…Nikki Malensky

.

Name: Nikki Malensky (aka “Nik”)

Position/Title at Stuckey: New Business Underwriter for Commercial Lines

Where are you from originally? Alabama.  I attended the University of West Alabama.

Hobbies/Activities: Running, weightlifting, wine tasting, cooking, playing RockBand with friends, annoying people with my dry sense of humor, the usual…

Family: My 8-year-old sweetheart son, Ethan, and my awesome boyfriend, Ralph

Pets:
Pepper (Schnauzer)

Favorite bands/musicians: Korn, Sevendust, Chevelle, BrookRoyal, Jack Johnson, John Mayer, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Lil Wayne, Jay Z, Benny Benassi, Deadmau5,  David Guetta, Fedde le Grand, Starkillers.

What did you want to be when you grew up? A Rockstar (well, at least I can play one on my Xbox, right?)

Contact Nikki for all your Tek Division and Commercial Lines questions at 800-828-3452 x 26 or nikki@stuckey.com.

.