No. 013
Sep 2026
A Storm Is Coming. Do You Know What Your Insurance Actually Covers?
For many homeowners, the answer is not as clear as they think.
The column Axon Insurance Solutions
Todd Lagrow, CIC, CRM, CPRM, has nearly 20 years of experience helping families, business owners, and community members protect what matters most. As Principal and Chief Operating Officer of Axon Insurance Solutions, he partners with clients to create customized insurance and risk management strategies tailored to their needs. Known for trusted guidance, strong relationships, and a commitment to service, Todd approaches every client interaction with integrity and professionalism. Licensed in multiple states and holding advanced industry designations, he is dedicated to educating clients and supporting informed decision-making.
John Z. Lagrow brings more than 25 years of experience in law, insurance coverage analysis, and contract interpretation to his role at Axon Insurance Solutions. Since 2008, he has owned and operated his own law firm, focusing on insurance-related matters and helping clients navigate complex policy and coverage issues. Licensed in Florida and Maine, John offers a unique perspective that combines legal insight with practical risk management strategies. His background allows him to help individuals, families, and business owners better understand their coverage, identify potential gaps, and make informed decisions to protect their assets, businesses, and legacies.
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No. 013
Sep 2026
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