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In recent years, the blame game has become very popular. The object of the game is to find somebody to blame; it does not really make any difference who this is, as long as it is not the person looking for a victim to blame.

To paraphrase Abraham Lincoln, you can please some people all of the time, and all people some of the time, but you can't please all people all of the time.

In the looking-glass world of professional liability claims against insurance agents and brokers, words that we take as clear can become unrecognizably twisted and fraught with ambiguity.

Read a parody of Paul Simon's "50 Ways to Leave Your Lover" and learn how to lose a lawsuit.

At the center of a substantial portion of insurance litigation is the duty to advise insurance clients.

What responsibility, if any, does the insurance broker bear to the insured if a carrier becomes insolvent?

In most professions, the generalist, the so-called "jack of all trades," has become an endangered species. TV's kindly general practitioner Dr. Marcus Welby could treat everything from a hangnail to

Despite my years of experience as a consultant, I still become nervous every time the doorbell rings and the FedEx delivery person is outside with two legal-size boxes of documents for my review. My reaction is