AAIMCo is a non-profit trade association comprised of insurance and risk professionals who provide fee-based consulting and educational services to their clients.
The Professional Members of AAIMCo are among the most knowledgeable and highly sought after, fee-based consultants, experts and educators in the insurance and risk management fields. Their clients include insurance agencies and associations, multi-national insurance companies, corporations and attorneys for services ranging from consulting and expert witness to education and training.
AAIMCo’s purpose is to promote the exchange of information, ideas, education, counsel, and services between members serving as consultants and expert witnesses on insurance and risk management related dealings and disputes in order to:
- Promote professional knowledge, experience, ethics, and conduct for those serving in such capacity,
- Give official recognition to those who have demonstrated these qualities, and
- Advance professional services and performance in the insurance and risk management industry.
Nationally Recognized
Authoritative Publication of AAIMCo
"Standards & Guidelines For Appraising Insurance Agencies/Brokerages"
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Featured Consultants
Terry J. Friedman
Edwin J. Miltenberger
Nancy Germond
Al Diamond
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Featured Library Publications
“Maximizing Your Deposition Effectiveness” by Kevin Quinley
From the Spring 2020 issue of the CPCU Society’s CLEW Interest Group Newsletter. This article contains practical tips for taking your deposition skills to the next level!
“Nine Case Retention `Red Flags’ Spelling WARNING for Expert Witnesses”
From the Spring 2018 issue of the CPCU CLEW Interest Group newsletter.
The Special Relationship and the Insurance Producer
The special relationship doctrine can create an overwhelming burden for the unsuspecting insurance agent or broker by imposing a duty to provide advice to a policyholder concerning all possible coverages and in some instances a responsibility to give advice as to what limits to purchase and whether such limits are “adequate.” This article explores the nuances of the special relationship – …
Continuity and prior/pending litigation exclusions in the claims-made policy form
“Directors and officers liability policies have long been issued on a “pure claims-made” basis (a phrase this writer first coined in 1990). That is, they were written with no prior act date (also known as a retroactive date). As a result, wrongful acts of the directors and officers dating back to corporate formation were covered as long as the claim – …
THE DANGERS OF ABSOLUTE EXCLUSIONS, AND WHY ARE REGULATORS ALLOWING THEM?
“IN 2010, I authored an article on the dangers of absolute exclusions.1 That article was prompted by an appellate decision in Florida, James River Ins. Co. v. Ground Down Eng’g, 540 F.3d 1270 (11th Cir. 2008). In that case, an engineering firm that was providing consulting services on whether land had become polluted found that its errors and omissions (E&O) – …
