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Hosted by Derek Laczniak · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 70 episodes
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The commercial property and casualty industry is desperate for a fresh voice. This podcast features a 15 year industry retail broker who grew a book of business to over $4M in commission but faced personal struggles and bad decisions, essentially the rise and fall of a 1% producer. The podcast aims to attack P&C concepts in a short format aimed at three target audiences - Brokers, Insurance Carrier Representatives, and Insurance Buyers. Authentic, real talk, from someone passionate for the business.
Derek Laczniak hosts Wolf of Property Casualty, a business show with 70 episodes published.
Taylor Farms voluntarily recalls lettuce. The FDA confirms contamination. Then walks it back as a "false positive." Taylor Farms keeps recalling anyway. In this Claiming the News breakdown, we unpack the coverage trigger
This episode reflects on impulsivity — the moments where words fly out before they're thought through, and the real cost of that habit. From an unwitting insult to my father's legacy, to a comment that mortified me in fr
The soft market is producing more marketing activity — and more declinations, as carriers hold their underwriting line instead of chasing growth. We break down five things every broker should do with a "no," from documen
Soft market got you eating commission cuts on every renewal? We break down how to build KPIs and bonus structures into your fee agreements — from captive quoting to shared-savings clauses — so you get paid for the work y
Condescension doesn't announce itself — it hides in tone, in dismissiveness, in the small ways people remind you where you stand. A subtle exertion of power that doesn't just deliver a message, it delivers a reminder tha
In this episode we break down retrospective rating in plain English. You'll learn the difference between guaranteed cost and loss-sensitive programs, how basic premium and loss funding work, the difference between incurr
This episode breaks down the one sales skill nobody talks about — treating your job like a performance, not a con. From reading a room to holding a consistent character through three months in jail, this episode reframes
Your US insurance policy doesn't cover your "rented" Mexico plant — and the Mexican government made sure of it. This episode breaks down maquiladora structures, the locally admitted insurance requirement, and the one rel
Key Man Life Insurance is a simple product that arguably most organizations need to have, and yet, unless mandated by lenders it is often overlooked or not discussed. I turned this conversation with customers into freque
Work comp is the highest-touch, highest-risk relationship between buyer and carrier — and most never negotiate it. This episode breaks down the special handling instructions that should be built into every account: reser
The coverage audit was the bread and butter of middle market sales — get the policies, find the gaps, unseat the incumbent. I ran my old audits through an AI tool and got back in five minutes what used to take eight hour
Work comp loss runs look like spreadsheets full of numbers — until you know what you're looking at. This episode walks through a real loss run: valuation dates, reserves vs. paid, loss ratios, and the claims that demand
DNA breaches. Ozempic patient records. Federal regulators with a new task force. The healthcare cyber space just got a lot more dangerous — and most policies aren't built for it.
How eroded trust means losing the benefit of the doubt, even when you're telling the truth
Most people in leadership chase power — the title, the approvals, the seat at the table. But power without authority is just leverage nobody respects. This episode breaks down why authority is more achievable, more durab
Whether a client runs fifty vehicles or five, the commercial auto policy structure works the same way — and the stakes are just as high. This episode walks through the symbol framework that governs how coverage attaches
It's not a sexy topic. Somebody hit your client's van, cop showed up, fault's clear. Easy, right? Not so fast — inserting yourself into a "small" not-at-fault auto claim is one of the highest-ROI moves a commercial broke
There's a difference between what people can't do and what they simply won't. The lesson isn't about being the most talented person in the room. It's about being the one willing to step into a role or do something that n
When you strip out the AI buzz and the VC money, what are the actual insurance fundamentals underneath Corgi's model?
Additional Insured becomes such a common term thrown around insurance agencies and with buyers, every contract, every certificate, they all have requirements for additional insured. In this episode I discuss what it mean
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