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BSR is pleased to offer Public Officials liability coverage through an A.M. Best A++ rated carrier. This product targets For-Profit and Not-For-Profit Special Service Districts with up to $25,000,000 in revenue. Would you like to receive a quote on every piece of business Check out our eligibility guidelines. If the risk fits the HIT ZONE, you will get a quote every time. Overview of the Program From Bailey Special Risks, Inc. Bailey Special Risks, Inc. (BSR) places Public Officials Liability for Special Service Districts through a top-tier market (A.M. Best A++, United States Liability Insurance Company). This wholesale broker program is built for independent agents who need a reliable market for quasi-governmental and district entities—both for-profit and not-for-profit—whose annual revenue does not exceed $25 million. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Special Service Districts and similar quasi-governmental entities (examples: water, sewer, sanitation, lighting, parking, parks & recreation, business improvement districts, transit or improvement districts). Both for-profit and not-for-profit districts with clear governance structures and formal boards of directors or commissioners. Revenue up to $25,000,000. Smaller and mid-sized districts are preferred. Accounts with standard exposures to official duty, board decisions, procurement, contracting and employment-related allegations—where historical loss activity is reasonable and well-documented. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Public Officials Liability tailored for directors, officers, appointed and elected officials, and management-level employees. Defense costs, wrongful acts and related liabilities that arise from official actions, decisions or omissions (coverage specifics vary by policy—see underwriting). Access to an A.M. Best A++ carrier through BSR’s wholesale distribution, improving placement chances for eligible risks. Streamlined quoting when an account fits the program’s “HIT ZONE” — you’ll receive a quote every time the risk meets eligibility guidelines. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting focuses on financial stability, governance practices, documented policies and controls, and the district’s claims history. Typical submission requirements include an application, current financials or revenue statements, and loss runs (if applicable). Please consult the eligibility guidelines before submitting; risks that fall outside the stated revenue threshold, have significant multi-jurisdictional exposure, or have a history of frequent or severe claims may be declined or referred. Territories and Availability This program is available in: AL, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, MD, MA, MI, MS, MO, NJ, NY, NC, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, TN, TX, UT, VA, WA, WV, WI, WY. Availability may vary by state; confirm with BSR during submission. Why Work With Bailey Special Risks, Inc. on This Business Wholesale broker access to a financially strong carrier (United States Liability Insurance Company) that underwrites public officials exposures. Program tailored for the nuances of special service districts—both for-profit and not-for-profit—so you can present accounts with confidence. Efficient quoting for risks within the HIT ZONE and experienced underwriting guidance for borderline or complex accounts. Example Account Scenarios You have a water improvement district with $3.5M revenue, a five-member board, documented procurement policies and no prior public officials claims—this program is a good fit for a straightforward quote. An urban business improvement district that runs events and parking operations with $12M revenue and standard governance procedures—fits the program appetite if loss history is manageable. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for BSR’s Public Officials Liability program?Special Service Districts and similar quasi-government entities, both for-profit and not-for-profit, with annual revenue up to $25M and stable governance and financials. Examples include water, sanitation, lighting, parking and business improvement districts. Which carrier provides the coverage?The program is placed through an A.M. Best A++ carrier, United States Liability Insurance Company, via Bailey Special Risks, Inc. as the wholesale broker. What do you need to submit for a quote?Typical submissions include a completed application, current revenue/financial summary, and loss runs if there are prior claims. Use the program eligibility guidelines to confirm the account fits the HIT ZONE for faster quoting. Are accounts outside the listed states eligible?Coverage is limited to the states listed in the program. If you have a client outside those states, contact BSR to discuss alternative options or referrals. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Workers’ compensation can be a major hurdle for small business owners. Many states require it, but cost and administrative complexity often put coverage out of reach—especially for sole proprietors, independent contractors, and micro-businesses with minimal payroll. Easy Small Business Workers’ Compensation from SolePro SolePro helps agents and brokers place affordable workers’ compensation for micro and small businesses that struggle to find traditional options. The program is built for fast placement: you can quote, sign, bind, and pay through SolePro’s online platform. Whether your client only needs a certificate of insurance to win a contract or needs a tailored policy for a small payroll, SolePro’s options reduce friction and avoid unnecessary Assigned Risk placements. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is designed for a range of small-business accounts, including: Sole proprietors and one-person LLCs (with or without owners included) Independent contractors who need a COI Very small businesses with 1–5 employees Startups and new ventures with limited payroll history Restrictions: Any business that regularly uses subcontractors or day laborers is not eligible for this program. Coverage Options and Highlights SolePro offers three straightforward coverage options to match client needs and budgets: Solo X Minimum-premium workers’ comp for businesses with no employees Owner/sole proprietor is excluded from coverage Includes a 24-hour accident policy Fast online application — sign, bind, and pay in minutes Solo I Affordable workers’ comp for businesses with no employees Owner is included in coverage Optional accident policy Direct bill and payment plans available Plus Flexible workers’ comp for businesses with employees Owners may be included or excluded by choice Employees are automatically covered Optional accident policy Direct bill and payment plans available Why Agents and Brokers Use SolePro SolePro’s platform and underwriting focus make it easier to place small, difficult-to-place accounts. Key advantages: Streamlined online quoting and binding — reduces turnaround time Stable programs aimed at reducing mid-term audits and frequent carrier changes Access to both admitted and non-admitted capacity depending on the state Underwriting specialists experienced in micro-business risk profiles Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premium Programs start at a minimum premium of $750. Underwriting is designed for speed: many simple accounts can be quoted and bound quickly via the SolePro portal. Coverage placement (admitted vs. non-admitted) varies by state and is determined during the quote process. Example Accounts That Fit A freelance photographer who needs a COI to contract with a venue and has no employees — Solo I or Solo X may provide the needed documentation without costly excess premium. A new café with two employees looking for stable, entry-level workers’ comp and flexible billing — the Plus option can include employees and offer payment-plan options. States Where Coverage Is Available SolePro’s Small Business Workers’ Compensation program is currently offered in the following jurisdictions: AL, AZ, AR, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, DC, WV, WI Get Started To learn more, reach out to SolePro or become an appointed agent today. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for sole proprietors, independent contractors, startups, and small businesses with up to a few employees that need affordable workers’ comp coverage or a COI. Can owners choose whether to be included in coverage?Yes. The Solo X option excludes the owner, Solo I includes the owner, and the Plus option allows owners to choose inclusion or exclusion. Are subcontractors or day laborers eligible?No. Businesses that use subcontractors or day laborers are not eligible for any of the SolePro workers’ comp programs. Is this program available in all states?No. Availability varies by state; check the full list above for where the program is offered. How quickly can I bind coverage for my client?SolePro’s online platform is designed for speed — you can often quote, sign, bind, and pay in just a few clicks for eligible accounts. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Overview of the Program from Amwins Underwriting APU's AmeriComp workers’ compensation program through Amwins Underwriting provides access to multiple admitted markets with a broad class-code appetite. The program offers both direct access and binding authority for its carrier partners, allowing wholesale brokers and agents to place mono-line workers' compensation accounts across a wide range of industries and risk levels. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is designed for independent agents and brokers looking to place employer-paid workers’ compensation for clients that range from low- to high-hazard operations. Target classes include: Manufacturing Hospitality Transportation Construction Wholesale Healthcare Retail Service Cannabis AmeriComp is set up to handle standard risks as well as harder-to-place accounts such as new ventures, accounts with recent loss activity (credit to debit experience modification scenarios), and businesses seeking either guaranteed-cost or loss-sensitive programs. USL&H (United States Longshore and Harbor Workers) coverage is available where appropriate. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Broad admitted-market access—several admitted carriers participate in the AmeriComp WC program. Binding authority and direct placement options speed turnaround and reduce placement friction. Support for both guaranteed-cost and loss-sensitive program structures. Ability to consider accounts with credit-to-debit experience modification scenarios and new ventures. Industry breadth from retail and service to higher-hazard manufacturing and construction accounts. USL&H available for applicable exposures. Underwriting Notes and Submission Requirements To evaluate submissions quickly and accurately, underwriters typically request the following: Completed industry standard workers’ compensation application. Loss runs for the past 3–5 years. Experience modification worksheet or verification of the current EMR. Minimum premium varies by state; pricing and program options will be quoted based on class mix, payroll, loss history, and state jurisdiction. Please do not include payroll or premium estimates on incomplete applications—attach the requested loss runs and EMR to help expedite underwriting. Territories and Admitted Status The AmeriComp program partners with admitted carriers and is available across all states listed on this storefront, with admitted placements available in most territories. Availability and specific carrier appetite may vary by state and line size; please reference the state list when preparing submissions and confirm availability for your insured’s jurisdiction. Why Work with Amwins Underwriting on This Business Amwins Underwriting combines wholesale distribution experience with program-level access to admitted carriers and binding authority—giving agents a single point of contact for a wide range of classes and program structures. The firm’s underwriting flexibility makes AmeriComp a practical solution when you need admitted paper, faster binding, or creative structuring for clients that fall outside a standard appetite. Example placement scenarios You have a regional restaurant group expanding into a new state with multiple locations and typical hospitality class codes — AmeriComp can provide admitted carriers and options for guaranteed-cost or loss-sensitive arrangements. You represent a small manufacturing facility with a recent unfavorable loss year but stable safety controls; the program will consider credit-to-debit EMR situations and new-venture submissions with appropriate supporting documentation. To submit business, please send complete packages (application, 3–5 years loss runs, EMR) to: [email protected]. If you need clarification on state availability or program fit before submitting, include a brief risk summary in your email. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for the AmeriComp mono-line workers’ compensation program?Accounts across manufacturing, hospitality, transportation, construction, wholesale, healthcare, retail, service, and cannabis are primary targets. The program also considers new ventures and accounts with credit-to-debit experience modification issues. What documents should I include with a submission?Include a completed industry-standard workers’ compensation application, 3–5 years of loss runs, and the experience modification worksheet or verification. More complete submissions help speed underwriting and placement. Is this program admitted or non-admitted paper?AmeriComp partners with several admitted carriers and places admitted paper in most jurisdictions. Specific carrier availability and admitted options depend on state and account characteristics. Are loss-sensitive programs available?Yes. The program supports both guaranteed-cost and loss-sensitive programs, and underwriters can evaluate alternative structures for larger or more complex accounts. How do I submit a risk or get a preliminary fit check?Email a brief risk summary and the required documents to [email protected]. For fast pre-submission feedback, include class mix, payroll, current EMR, and a short loss history overview. Need help placing an account? 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