Under what condition can an insurer terminate a producer's contract without notice?

The correct answer highlights that an insurer can terminate a producer's contract without notice when the producer loses their license. This condition is significant because a producer must have an active license to legally sell or solicit insurance products. Losing the license indicates that the producer is no longer qualified or legally permitted to perform their duties. As a result, the relationship between the insurer and the producer cannot continue, justifying immediate termination of the contract.

In contrast, a producer relocating, requesting to terminate the contract themselves, or having more than one agency does not inherently affect their qualification or ability to carry out their responsibilities as an insurance producer. These situations may lead to discussions about the producer’s role or future with the insurer but do not provide grounds for immediate contract termination without notice.