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...n account in Nebraska that has two parts and/or entities.

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...ket for an assembler of electronic parts. This manufacturer produces heavy du...contacts rather than the light-weight parts in today's autos. Need also p...

...nd service. 5% assemble bike from parts, no custom parts.
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Need WC on a small construction business, it's a 2 man operation. They just got a contract and need to install windows and siding and need to have $1M in WC. The difficulty I'm having is finding help because this is a part time business.

Small motel with 40 rooms, non-franchise, needing liability and property. had a hail loss back in 2105 but none since. having trouble finding a competitive quote. No restaurant, casino, or bar part of motel. BOP preferred

...alers company that assembles their parts from components from other manufactur...

I have an insured that is launching an online service providing a site for energy companies to post upcoming projects that require funding and investors are then able to review the project and connect to further discuss. The insured's part in this is simply the introduction and acts as a middle man, they don't handle any of the money and the funding contract is handled strictly between the contractor and investor. We're looking for a market that will write the GL/PL & Cyber at $1,000,000/$2,000,000 across the board. So far I've contacted several brokers such as Burns & Wilcox, Allrisks, Scottish American, UIG, Atlas General, and Stuckey MGA, all of which have no markets interested. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated, we need a quote ASAP and I'm trying to avoid Prime like the plague for obvious reasons. Apps are ready, we have a copy of the business plan, and the terms of service ready to go.

I have a prospect that I have done numerous 1 day event policies in the past. They have access to a facility to hold events and fundraisers. The food will be provided by food trucks. They will also need building coverage as that is part of the agreement. Does anyone have advice for a standard market to cover this risk and what might the class be? I know it might be similar to a restaurant, but there is not the cooking exposure.

...for auto service mechanical with a parts store and owns/sponsors two (2) owned...

Hundreds of thousands of retired union workers are facing pension cuts that could slash their monthly payments in half — or even more. The proposed cuts are part of a desperate effort to head off insolvency at multiemployer pension plans, pensions that typically provide benefits for workers at several companies. It's an unconventional move: Pension law has long maintained that cutting the benefits of those already retired is off-limits. Current law allows troubled multiemployer plans to reduce the benefits that employees earn going forward, cut early retirement and disability benefits and hike employer contributions instead. But things have gotten so dire that a coalition of employers and labor unions is asking Congress to change the law. Multiemployer pension plans cover more than 10 million workers and retirees in the trucking, construction, retail, mining, manufacturing and other industries. Historically, the plans were considered more secure since multiple employers pay into the plans instead of relying on the fortunes of just one company. But in the past decade, many plans have struggled with supporting an aging workforce, and large employers have been pulling out of the plans. In addition, many are still dealing with significant losses incurred during the recession. What do you think about this? Cited from: http://money.cnn.com/2013/11/15/retirement/pension-cuts/index.html?iid=s_mpm