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ADA Transportation Compliance Contractors Insurance

Since its enactments in 1990, The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) is widely regarded as a highly useful and impactful piece of legislation.

It is crucial for ADA Transportation Compliance Contractors to diligently perform their duties, adhere to ADA regulations, maintain accurate records, and communicate effectively with transportation providers and other stakeholders.  Because, in the process of assisting transportation providers, such as transit agencies, paratransit operators, and private transportation companies, meet the accessibility requirements set forth by the ADA, there are several circumstances where they themselves could become the subject of legal action.

Potential risks and liabilities could arise from the following scenarios:

  • Non-compliance with ADA Requirements
  • Inadequate Accessibility Modifications
  • Negligence or Professional Malpractice
  • Discrimination or Failure to Accommodate or Not Address Specific Accessibility Needs
  • Breach of Contract
  • Misrepresentation or Fraud

Obtaining adequate insurance coverage helps protect ADA compliance contractors from potential financial risks and liabilities associated with their work.

While specific insurance requirements may vary depending on the jurisdiction and contractual agreements, ADA Transportation Compliance Contractors Insurance usually includes the following necessary coverages:

  • General Liability Insurance
  • Professional Liability Insurance
  • Workers' Compensation
  • Commercial Auto
  • Cyber Liability Insurance
  • Umbrella/Excess Liability Insurance
Crouse and Associates
Casualty Insurance
place 650 California Street, Suite 1100
San Francisco CA, 415-982-3870
Our E&S markets like your tough products, construction and real estate accounts. With over 50 markets to choose from, Crouse is able to find a solution for your clients. Some accounts require both General Liability and Professional Liability cove...
Van Wagoner Companies, Inc.
Commercial Lines
place 1134 Commerce Drive
Richardson TX, 75081
Van Wagoner Companies is one of the oldest Surplus Lines Agencies in the State of Texas, providing a wide variety of insurance programs, including: Apartment Houses Building Contents, Inland Marine & Liability ...
Veracity Insurance Solutions, LLC
Contractors General Liability Insurance
place 260 S. 2500 W. Suite 303
Pleasant Grove UT, 84062
Veracity is dedicated to serving the needs of its producers through an array of highly competitive products and long-term client relationships. By accessing both Admitted and Non-Admitted markets we are able to tailor insurance coverages to meet insu...
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