If a corporation (insurance agency) is appointed to an insurance company must all of the officers, directors and employees be appointed?
No. If the corporation is appointed the officers, directors and employees have a right to solicit insurance on behalf of that insurance company. However, such solicitation may only be made on behalf of the appointed agency and any producer making an independent solicitation will require a separate appointment for that individual.
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