Author: Pamela Davis
NIA Coverage Options for California FFAs After AB 2496
All California FFAs will have SSP, ISCPA and D&O coverages nonrenewed. Commercial Auto, CGL, and Property coverage will continue.
Some in power are willing to let the California foster family system collapse rather than offend the plaintiff attorneys who contribute millions of dollars to keep the system broken.
High Umbrella Limits Are A Big Liability
High limits of umbrella put a rich target on nonprofits and invite plaintiff attorneys to go hunting for disgruntled clients.
The Missouri Department of Commerce & Industry sent a survey to see if insurers are offering coverages nonprofits need. Too little, too late.
Insurance Trade Association Using Clout to Hurt Nonprofits
Determined to maintain control over a market they don’t even want, NAMIC is working with regulators to kneecap nonprofits.
From the CEO: On Transparency and Insurance Pricing
Later this year, NIA will need to impose an inflationary increase for most of our members of around 10%. This post provides a full explanation as to why this increase is necessary.
Nonprofits Need More Options in the Marketplace, Not Less
A letter to Commissioner Mike Kreidler, Washington State Office of the Insurance Commissioner, asking him to support allowing RRGs to offer property options.
Then & Now: How a University Thesis Became a Force For Good For Nonprofits
35 years ago, I wrote a thesis that changed my life and helped many nonprofits. It also has implications for the current insurance crisis.
Myths About Social Inflation Harm Community-based Nonprofits
NIA CEO Pamela Davis explores how insurance companies often use social inflation myths as a means to keep coverage costs high for nonprofits.
NIA remembers William Gates, Sr. and the change he helped bring about to nonprofits and the insurance industry.
Sharing thoughts and reflections after receiving an email promoting a false equivalency in the wake of George Floyd.
Nonprofits Coming Together to Protect Our Sector
A letter to Congresswoman Maxine Waters signed by over 1500 nonprofits who support the Nonprofit Property Protection Act (H.R. 4523).