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Environmental Insurance Coverage — Cochrane & Company Cochrane & Company places hard-to-place environmental risk using broad market access and specialist underwriting. Our Environmental Insurance Coverage program helps you place contractors, restoration firms, manufacturers of environmental/industrial products, tank owners, dry cleaners and other accounts with pollution exposures. We work with multiple A-rated carriers and can assemble primary and excess solutions — including supported and unsupported excess — to match client needs. Overview of the Program This program supports Environmental Contractors General Liability, Pollution Liability, and Professional Liability. It also covers restoration contractors (fire/water damage, mold remediation, water extraction, air duct cleaning), environmental & industrial products (GL, products pollution, site pollution), storage tanks, dry cleaners, environmental auto, on-site and off-site site pollution exposures (including BI/PD), and environmental excess liability. Capacity is available up to $10,000,000 on excess layers. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Environmental contractors performing remediation, site work, or contracting services with pollution exposures. Restoration firms handling water/fire/mold jobs and requiring pollution and professional liability protection. Manufacturers/distributors of environmental or industrial products needing products pollution and site pollution coverage. Owners/operators of storage tanks, fuel handling locations, and dry cleaners. Fleets and autos where broadened pollution or MCS-90 filing is required (auto must be written with GL). Accounts that typically fit: firms with documented loss controls, trained remediation crews, stable revenue profiles, and manageable historic pollution claims. Accounts with ongoing large-scale environmental cleanup orders or complex legacy contamination may require specialized underwriting and additional site information. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Multiple cover types: General Liability, Contractors Pollution, Contractors Professional, Mold, Premises Pollution, Non-Owned Disposal Site, Transportation Pollution, and Auto Liability with broadened pollution endorsements. Excess placement up to $10,000,000 — supported and unsupported options depending on the account. Access to a panel of A-rated carriers (markets vary by account) through Cochrane & Company’s MGA relationships. Flexible solutions for on-site and off-site cleanups, including business interruption and property damage exposures tied to pollution events. MCS-90 filings available when auto is bound in conjunction with GL. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Underwriting focuses on the scope of operations, history of pollution claims, environmental controls, contracts and indemnity language, and the presence of professional services exposures. Standard submission materials include client applications, loss runs, scope-of-work documentation, and any environmental assessments or protocols relevant to the account. Minimum Premiums: Starting at $2,500.00. Final pricing, terms and availability depend on class, limits, prior loss history, and territory. Territories and Admitted Status Available in: AK, AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, ND, OR, SD, UT, WA, WY. This program is placed through non-admitted markets; admitted availability is not indicated. Specific state rules and filings may apply — underwriters will confirm on a per-account basis. Why Work With Cochrane & Company Cochrane & Company offers specialist underwriting insight, daily market access, and experience placing complex environmental risks. We can tailor programs that combine GL, pollution, and professional products with excess capacity when needed. If you have a challenging environmental placement, our brokers can package submissions for multiple carriers to secure competitive terms. Example Accounts A mold remediation contractor performing commercial restorations seeking combined Contractors Pollution and Professional Liability with limits and endorsements for scope-of-work operations. An industrial products manufacturer requiring products pollution and premises pollution coverage after a product-related contamination claim, looking for primary limits plus excess capacity. Please contact your dedicated Cochrane & Company broker to tailor an environmental insurance coverage solution for your client. Cochrane & Company can access multiple A-Rated carriers on your behalf — call us for more information. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Environmental Insurance program?Good fits include environmental and restoration contractors, manufacturers or distributors of environmental/industrial products, storage tank owners, dry cleaners, and fleets with pollution exposures. Ideal accounts have documented controls, manageable loss history, and clear scopes of work. What minimum premium and limits should I expect?Minimum premiums start at $2,500.00. Limits are account-specific; excess capacity is available up to $10,000,000. Final pricing and available limits depend on class, loss history, and underwriting review. Are these placements admitted or non-admitted?This program is placed through non-admitted markets (no admitted filings indicated). State availability and filing requirements will be confirmed during underwriting. What submission information do underwriters typically require?Provide a completed application, recent loss runs, description of operations/scope of work, any environmental assessments or protocols, and relevant contracts or indemnity language. Additional site or project details may be requested for large or complex risks. Is MCS-90 available for accounts with auto exposure?Yes — broadened pollution endorsements and MCS-90 filings are available when Auto Liability is written in conjunction with General Liability. Underwriters will confirm specific filing requirements per state and account. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Overview of the Program From Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. Colonial General’s Halfway House Insurance program is designed for agents placing property and liability coverage for health care and social service facilities that provide voluntary outpatient services and/or short-term or temporary stays. Available on a mono-line or packaged basis, the program combines commercial general liability, property, crime, and professional exposure options to address the mix of premises, operations and abuse/molestation risks typical of transitional care and community residential settings. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is a fit for facilities such as halfway houses, transitional living programs, sober living and outpatient treatment centers that offer voluntary, short-term stays and on-site services. Typical accounts include small to midsize facilities with limited medical procedures, structured supervision, and documented intake/monitoring processes. Generally acceptable: Voluntary outpatient treatment programs with temporary overnight stays Transitional residential programs and halfway houses Community support and social service facilities with on-site supervision Generally not a fit (examples): facilities providing long-term skilled nursing, inpatient acute psychiatric care, extensive surgical or inpatient medical procedures, or accounts with known regulatory or licensing issues. Underwriting will evaluate claims history, staffing, resident mix and supervision policies. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Colonial General offers broad limits and modular coverages that let you tailor policies to client exposure. Highlights include: Commercial General Liability — Primary limits up to $3,000,000 occurrence/aggregate Excess/Umbrella — Limits available up to $25,000,000 Additional interests coverage — $100 each Included coverages: Medical payments ($5,000), Errors & Omissions (professional liability) part, and Sexual & Physical Abuse coverage (up to $25,000 per claim/$50,000 aggregate; higher limits optional) Property coverage options — Accounts receivable, building, contents, business income, equipment breakdown, food spoilage, computer equipment, outside signs, valuable papers, replacement cost or ACV, and choice of basic, broad or special form Crime coverage — Inside the premises (theft of money and securities; robbery or safe burglary of other property) and Outside the premises These options help manage the common exposures for transitional care providers: third-party liability, abuse/molestation allegations, property loss and crime/theft risks tied to cash handling and communal settings. Underwriting Notes and Minimums Underwriting focuses on occupancy type, resident population, staffing levels, written policies (intake, supervision, medication control, background checks), and prior loss activity. A $500 minimum deductible is required. Appetite and terms vary by state and by market; Colonial General places accounts both admitted and non-admitted depending on available markets. Territories and Availability The program is available in: AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, WY. Admitted coverage is available in some markets; where admitted placements are not available, Excess & Surplus (non-admitted) options are offered. Carrier availability varies by submission and state. Why Work With Colonial General on Halfway House Accounts As a Managing General Agency and E&S broker, Colonial General combines targeted underwriting with access to multiple markets so you can place complex transitional care risks that standard markets may decline. The program’s modular structure lets you add property, crime, professional, and abuse/molestation limits to fit client exposures. Use this market when you need flexible limits, higher umbrella capacity, or specialty abuse coverage options for voluntary residential/social service facilities. Example scenarios You have a small transitional living home that needs primary liability, contents, and business income coverage after a prior property claim — the program can package property and liability with a $500 deductible. An outpatient treatment center that occasionally houses clients overnight needs sexual/physical abuse coverage and an excess umbrella — higher umbrella limits are available through Colonial General’s markets. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for the Halfway House Insurance program?Facilities providing voluntary outpatient services and short-term or temporary stays—such as halfway houses, transitional living, sober living, and similar social service programs—are the core appetite. Underwriting will confirm staffing, supervision and intake protocols. What liability and abuse coverage limits are available?Primary commercial general liability is available up to $3,000,000 occurrence/aggregate, with excess/umbrella capacity up to $25,000,000. Sexual and physical abuse coverage is included up to $25,000 per claim/$50,000 aggregate with higher optional limits available subject to underwriting. Is property and crime coverage available through this program?Yes. Property options include building, contents, business income, equipment breakdown, replacement cost or ACV, and more. Crime coverage for inside and outside the premises (theft, robbery, safe burglary, etc.) is also available. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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Cochrane & Company's Specialty Auto Insurance helps agents place not-for-hire commercial auto exposures for businesses that operate primarily within a 300-mile radius. This program is designed for companies that need flexible liability and physical damage solutions for work vehicles that are not used for for-hire haulage. Target classes — Eligible exposures Catering businesses Farms and dairies Household goods movers (local) Wholesale and retail delivery Food delivery (non-pizza operations) Mobile businesses and couriers Magazine and newspaper distributors Armored cars Manufacturing businesses Ready-mix operations (cement mixers, concrete pumpers) Funeral operations Vacuum trucks and street sweepers Contractors, cranes and boom trucks Not eligible Hazardous materials carriers (incidental household products such as spray paint, cleaners, batteries are acceptable) Petroleum-based product haulers (refer to petroleum marketer programs) For-hire, revenue-generating trucking units (refer to trucking programs) Pizza delivery operations Triple trailers, end-dump or side-dump trailers Regulated medical or biohazardous waste Mobile-home toters Any risk hauling logs Student drivers or risks allowing nonemployee passengers Underwriting requirements Loss history for current and prior three policy years Complete VINs for all power units Complete drivers’ roster (all drivers must have acceptable MVRs) Coverage features include: Automobile liability limits up to $5 million Uninsured/underinsured motorist, medical payments and personal injury protection Physical damage for schedules of vehicles Motor truck cargo / inland marine options Multi-line discounts when you package other business lines Overview — Cochrane & Company Specialty Auto Insurance This program is offered by Cochrane & Company through multiple carriers and is positioned to serve agents who need admitted and excess & surplus solutions for specialty commercial auto risks. As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus lines broker, Cochrane provides underwriting access, flexible reporting options, and tailored terms for niche local fleets and specialty operations. Ideal accounts and appetite Agents should consider this program for local businesses that operate their own not-for-hire vehicles. Typical clients include local delivery fleets, contractors with work trucks, ready-mix operators, and service businesses that operate within a regional footprint. The program favors operations with disciplined driver selection, good maintenance programs, and stable loss histories. Example scenarios: You have a regional catering company with 10 refrigerated vans that deliver to events within a 200-mile radius — eligible for liability and physical damage coverage. A concrete supplier runs mixers and concrete pumpers locally and needs limits above standard commercial auto offerings — this program can provide higher liability limits and cargo options. Coverage highlights and advantages Higher liability limits (up to $5M) for operations with elevated exposure. Broad coverages including UM/UIM, PIP/Med pay, and comprehensive/ collision where appropriate. Motor truck cargo / inland marine options for legal-liability exposure on local hauls. Flexible reporting basis (mileage, gross receipts, per vehicle, or total insured value) to match how your insureds operate. Multi-line discounts available when you place additional business through the same carrier relationships. Underwriting notes and minimum premiums Underwriters require complete VINs for power units, a full drivers’ list with acceptable MVRs, and loss runs for the current and prior three years. The program does not generally accept risks that allow nonemployee passengers, student drivers, or operations hauling hazardous or regulated waste. Minimum premium: Varies by state, exposure and carrier. Reporting capabilities Cochrane offers real-time, flexible reporting options to fit your clients’ operations. Available line/coverage reporting bases include: Commercial Auto — Liability (including PIP, UM/UIM, Med pay), Physical Damage, Hired Auto, Trailer Interchange Inland Marine — Motor Truck Cargo (Legal Liability Reporting Form) Reporting basis options — Mileage, Gross Receipts, Per Vehicle, Total Insured Value Territories and availability States available: AK, AZ, CA, CO, ID, MT, NV, NM, ND, OR, SD, UT, WA, WY. Admitted status: Most Available Markets. Carriers: Multiple Carries. Cochrane places business across admitted and non-admitted markets as appropriate for the risk. Why work with Cochrane & Company on Specialty Auto Program-level underwriting expertise for specialty, regional fleets and unique not-for-hire operations. Access to multiple carriers and flexible reporting structures to match book-of-business needs. Hands-on submission guidance — the underwriting checklist above helps speed placement and reduce follow-ups. Contact Cochrane & Company today to place Specialty Auto Insurance risks through this program. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this Specialty Auto program?Accounts that operate not-for-hire vehicles within a roughly 300-mile radius and have stable driver programs are a good fit — examples include local delivery fleets, contractors, ready-mix operators, and service businesses with owned work vehicles. What underwriting information does Cochrane require with a submission?Provide loss runs for the current and prior three years, complete VINs for all power units, and a full drivers’ list with acceptable MVRs. Clear documentation of vehicle use and mileage or receipts helps select the correct reporting basis. Are motor truck cargo and inland marine coverages available?Yes. Motor truck cargo (legal liability) options are available through the program and can be reported using mileage, gross receipts, per vehicle, or total insured value—depending on the exposure. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Policy Highlights: Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc. offers a specialized Cabinet Making Insurance program tailored to woodworking operations of all sizes. Whether your client builds custom cabinets, fabricates doors and windows, or manufactures furniture, this program provides flexible coverage solutions to protect property, liability, equipment, and crime exposures. Coverage can be written on a mono-line or package basis, allowing you to tailor the policy to your insured’s risk profile and operations. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is designed for cabinet makers and other woodworking businesses involved in the manufacture, installation, or repair of wood products. Ideal risks include: Small to mid-sized cabinet manufacturing shops Custom woodworking contractors Furniture fabricators Window and door makers The program accommodates single-location workshops as well as contractors with multiple field crews. It is best suited for operations that perform fabrication, finishing, on-site installation, and light to moderate finishing processes. Accounts with extensive heavy manufacturing, high-hazard finishing (e.g., large industrial spray operations without proper controls), or significant outsourced subcontracting should be submitted with full details for underwriting review. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Commercial General Liability Coverage: Primary limits available up to $3,000,000 occurrence/aggregate Hired and Non-Owned Auto Liability included Standard included coverages: Medical Payments – $5,000 limit Additional insureds for contractors and project owners Excess or Umbrella limits available up to $25,000,000 Minimum deductible of $500 required Property Coverage Options: Building and contents Business income and interruption Contractors’ equipment and tools Equipment breakdown Installation floaters for on-site work Outside signs Valuable papers and accounts receivable Bailees’ customer coverage Basic, Broad, or Special form options Replacement cost or actual cash value valuation Crime Coverage Options: Inside the premises – theft of money and securities Robbery or safe burglary of property inside the premises Outside the premises coverage for transit exposures Underwriting Notes and Market Access Colonial General places cabinet making and woodworking risks with a variety of admitted and excess & surplus markets. Submission review is case-by-case to ensure appropriate placement and terms. Typical underwriting considerations include the client’s loss history, finishing processes, fire protection and sprinklers, storage of flammable materials, spray booth controls, tools and equipment values, and installation exposure. A minimum deductible of $500 applies. Territories and Availability This Cabinet Making Insurance program is available in the following states: Arizona (AZ) California (CA) Colorado (CO) Idaho (ID) Nevada (NV) New Mexico (NM) Utah (UT) Wyoming (WY) Why Work With Colonial General? As a Managing General Agency and Excess & Surplus Lines broker, Colonial General provides underwriting experience and broad market access for niche and hard-to-place woodworking risks. They combine specialty product knowledge with flexible placement options—admitted where available and E&S where necessary—to help you secure appropriate coverage for challenging accounts. Their platform supports package or monoline placements and can layer excess or umbrella capacity when higher limits are needed. Example accounts that fit well with this program: A single-location custom cabinet shop that fabricates, finishes, and installs cabinets and needs property, equipment, and installation floater coverage for on-site work. A regional millwork contractor with crews in the field that requires hired/non-owned auto liability, contractor’s equipment coverage, and additional insured endorsements for project owners. For more information about Colonial General Insurance Agency, Inc., visit their company profile. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for cabinet makers, custom woodworking shops, furniture builders, and businesses that manufacture or install doors and windows. Is this program available on an admitted basis?Some markets are admitted depending on the account and state. Colonial General has access to both admitted and non-admitted carriers to meet client needs. Can I write this coverage as a package policy?Yes. Coverage can be issued on a mono-line or package basis to give you flexibility in structuring the policy. What states is this program available in?This program is available in AZ, CA, CO, ID, NV, NM, UT, and WY. What limits are available under the liability coverage?Primary general liability limits are available up to $3,000,000 occurrence/aggregate, with excess or umbrella options up to $25,000,000. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

With the legalization of medical and recreational marijuana in more and more states, the cannabis industry is poised for rapid growth and increased revenue opportunities for businesses. Your clients working in this sector face unique risks—and they need insurance solutions tailored to those exposures. Whether it’s property damage, theft, transportation incidents, or liability concerns, Cochrane & Company can help you secure the right Marijuana Insurance coverage for your clients. Specialized Coverage for a Specialized Industry Cochrane & Company offers a comprehensive Marijuana Insurance program designed specifically for businesses in the medical and recreational cannabis space. From dispensaries to grow operations and infused product manufacturers, we understand the complex needs of these operations and provide access to carriers and coverage options that address their risks. Key Coverages Available Our program includes a wide range of coverages that can help protect your client’s business in the event of loss or liability: • Products Liability • Equipment Breakdown • Accounts Receivable • Valuable Papers • Money and Securities • Government Actions Reimbursement • Property Coverage • Buildings • Tenant Improvements • Finished Stock • Business Personal Property • Transportation – including transit from grower to dispensary or dispensary to patient These coverages are designed to address the real operational risks cannabis businesses face every day. Target Classes We Serve We work with a wide variety of cannabis-related businesses, including: • Indoor Crop • Schools • Testing Labs • Dispensaries • Retail Outlets • Lessors Risk for Landlords to Marijuana Facilities • Growing Operations (Indoor and Outdoor) • Greenhouses • Bakeries • Hydroponic Stores • Infusion Centers • Edible Manufacturers If you have a client operating in one of these sectors, we may be able to provide a tailored insurance solution through our program. Program Availability and Underwriting Our Marijuana Insurance program is available in the following states: AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, FL, HI, IL, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MT, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, ND, OH, OR, PA, RI, VT, and WA. Admitted products are available in some states. This program is underwritten through select markets that understand the evolving cannabis landscape. Whether your client is just entering the market or expanding operations, we can help you find the right fit across our carrier relationships. Why Work With Cochrane & Company? As a Managing General Agency with deep experience in placing cannabis-related risks, Cochrane & Company provides the expertise, market access, and service you need to confidently serve clients in this high-growth sector. We’re here to help you navigate the complex underwriting and compliance challenges of this industry and deliver customized insurance solutions that meet your clients’ needs. We are happy to answer any questions you may have and help you get appointed with Cochrane & Company. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for licensed cannabis-related businesses such as dispensaries, indoor and outdoor grow operations, edible manufacturers, testing labs, and landlords leasing to marijuana facilities. Is coverage available for transportation of cannabis products?Yes, our program includes transportation coverage, including transit from growers to dispensaries and from dispensaries to patients. Which states is this program available in?The Marijuana Insurance program is available in over 30 states, including CA, CO, FL, IL, MA, MI, NY, OR, and WA. Availability may differ by coverage type. Are admitted markets available?Yes, admitted markets are available in some states, depending on the type of coverage and the location of the risk. How can I get appointed to access this program?Contact Cochrane & Company directly to begin the appointment process and gain access to our cannabis insurance markets. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

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