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...t risk that needs commercial auto, cargo, and GL. I've quoted through Prog...

...like School Buses, Snow plowing , Cargo, Driving school cars & Dealer pl...

...ue to losses. Need liability & Cargo, Florida Risk....

Need a auto haulers cargo market in NJ, 4 man operation, driver...

I have a challenging risk. He picks up completed taxidermy and delivers it to the hunter. He currently uses 2 large pickups and 3 28-32 foot trailers. I currently have him with Progressive. Since we issued the policy, the premium has increased $8500. That was once underwriting got a firm grasp on what was required. Now having had all of that settle out, I would really like to shop the coverages and see if we can decrease his premium at all. I've attached a pdf with the current coverages. I want to compare apples to apples, so if you can provide a quote please match the coverages currently in place. I sure hope that someone can help me help my client. Brian Cogan Asset Financial & Insurance Services

...CSL Comm Auto $1/$2mil Agg GL $50k Cargo. Anyone know of a competitive market...

I have been seeking a good market for this client for several months with no luck. This is an Insurance Inventory and Contents company. They are contracted by Insureds and Adjusters to inventory personal or business property in damaged premises. 90% of the work completed is inventory of Household Goods of Other. Occasionally they transport a portion of undamaged items to their warehouse for temporary storage in company owned trucks. These items are brought to the loading dock and placed in containers, which are then documented and filed in for storage. At a specified date, the property is brought back to the original premises once the structure has been repaired by a third party. Any or all restoration is subcontracted. The employees are asbestos certified, and if asbestos is present (incidental less than 5% of work completed), they STRICTLY manipulate and inventory contents only, no DISPOSAL will be performed as it is considered hazardous material. The movers/packers are all certified and wear appropriate safety gear on this rare occasion, and weekly safety meetings are held to keep safe working practices in order. The Workers Compensation Insurance Rating Bureau has classified this account as 9008 (janitorial) for all movers, cleaners, and warehouse work. Also, the recent audit for their active General Liability policy has updated their classification to 99938 (Warehouses). Again, the client will be hired, arrive at job site, take inventory, remove all debris, take all salvageable/undamaged furniture to their warehouse for storage, then bring it back when the structure has been repaired. All restoration, if any, is subcontracted. They have a 50,000 sq ft warehouse where sales, and clerical employees are stationed who have no exposure to the inventory/moving operations. I would like to find coverage for all lines mentioned in the subject line. Please let me know if anyone can help. Thanks in advance. [email protected]

So here's the deal. I have a bookkeeping & tax business, and I am also fully licensed in Idaho (Life/Health and Property/Casualty) and I have an fully licensed agency in Idaho. I am really busy with the accounting portion of my business, but I currently have requests for quotes for commercial auto, business owners and commercial liability waiting to be quoted. But with my other workload, I just haven't had time to jump on anything. I don't want to lose them completely, but I just am pushing the limits on my time. So I am looking for someone that I can get to quote and write the policies, but I would like to still be compensated. I would service the accounts, because they would be bookkeeping and tax clients as well and I would be the "trusted adviser". Is there someone out there who can help me? With the bookkeeping business, I am constantly getting requests for commercial coverage for new and/or small businesses. But I don't have time to put all of the paperwork together and deal with back and forth to get it placed. I'd gladly give up the majority of the commission to keep my clients happy. And I really would like to run any commissions under my agency, if possible. So basically I make the initial contact, your company actually writes the policy doing all of the footwork on the back end and keep a sizable piece of the commission. And then I will be the contact for the client for any service needs. I'd love to hear any thoughts on the whole idea. A. Brian Cogan

...e a client in California that need Cargo Ins for household movers. Is there an...

... you need to protect that precious cargo in the back seat. Story taken and ...