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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.

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Continental Underwriters, Inc. is a specialized Managing General Agency (MGA) and wholesaler dedicated exclusively to the forest products industry. Our Forest Products Insurance program is built specifically for businesses involved in the manufacturing, distribution, and retailing of lumber and related building materials. We work directly with agents and brokers across North America to provide tailored insurance solutions for a wide range of forest product operations. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is ideal for businesses involved in: Sawmills and veneer mills Pallet mills and plywood plants Wood treating and preserving operations Woodworking and component manufacturers Producers and distributors of timbers, cants, railroad ties, panel products, and more Whether your client operates a single-location mill or manages multiple facilities across state lines, we can help you place coverage tailored to their specific exposures. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Through our network of carrier partners, we deliver comprehensive insurance options designed to meet the unique needs of the forest products sector. Available lines of coverage include: Property Inland Marine General Liability Commercial Auto Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Commercial Umbrella Employment Practices Liability Equipment Breakdown Coverage Crime Coverage We understand the property, liability, and operational risks that come with managing forest product businesses. Our products are designed to address high fire hazard exposures, heavy machinery use, transport risks, and workforce safety — all within one cohesive insurance package. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Minimum premiums vary and are based on account size, operations, and coverage needs. We work closely with agents to provide competitive and customized solutions. Submissions should include detailed operational information, loss history, and current coverage terms for fastest turnaround. Territories and Availability Our Forest Products Insurance program is available in most states across the U.S., including but not limited to CA, TX, FL, NY, WA, and NC. We offer coverage in both admitted and non-admitted markets, depending on state and risk profile. Reach out to confirm availability in your client’s location. Why Work With Continental Underwriters, Inc.? With a sole focus on the forest products industry, Continental Underwriters brings unmatched industry insight and underwriting depth to this niche. We understand the risks, language, and operations of your clients — allowing us to provide smarter, faster, and more relevant solutions. Our strong relationships with multiple carriers give us the flexibility to find the right market fit for nearly any forest product account. If you have a client who runs a regional sawmill operation with high-value equipment and seasonal workforce needs, or a multi-state lumber distributor with complex logistics exposures, we can help you place the right coverage efficiently and competitively. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?We specialize in insuring sawmills, pallet mills, plywood plants, veneer mills, wood preservation operations, and other wood product manufacturers and distributors. Is this program available in all states?The program is available in most U.S. states. Please check with us for specific state eligibility and admitted status in your client’s location. What coverages are included in the Forest Products Insurance program?Available coverages include Property, General Liability, Inland Marine, Commercial Auto, Workers Compensation, Umbrella, EPLI, Equipment Breakdown, and Crime Coverage. Are there minimum premium requirements?Minimum premiums vary based on risk size and coverage needs. Contact us with your client’s profile to get a customized quote. What makes Continental Underwriters unique in this space?We are exclusively focused on the forest products industry, offering deep expertise, tailored underwriting, and access to multiple carriers for niche risks. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Ethical, Dedicated, Dependable — Problem Solvers with Deep Lumber Industry Expertise The staff at American Lumber Underwriters has been serving the Wood Products industry for many years. During that time we built an all-lines specialty market to address your clients' wood products needs, continually improving our coverages and service model to match industry exposures and agent expectations. Our Wood Products program is designed to meet the unique needs and challenges faced by companies in the lumber, millwork, and building materials sectors. Coverages Offered: • Commercial Auto • Inland Marine • Property • Crime Coverage • Commercial Umbrella • Workers Compensation • Employers Liability • Equipment Breakdown • Logging Equipment • General Liability • Employment Practices Liability *We also offer competitive stock throughput. We consider most industries, with the exception of tobacco and cell phone products. Any client involved in manufacturing wood products, or in the wholesale and retail distribution of hardware, lumber, and building materials, may qualify for our Wood Products program. We pair underwriting experience in the lumber trade with flexible coverages and a focus on loss control and claims service. Target Classes: • Millwork • Cabinet Manufacturers • Saw Mills • Pallet Manufacturers • Hardwood Dimensional Lumber (floor) • Lumberyards • Planning Mills • Wood Preservers • Hardware Stores • Truss Manufacturers • Plywood Manufacturers • Rental Equipment Dealers • Wood product manufacturers NOC • Building Material Dealers and Distributors Program Highlights and Advantages Industry-focused underwriting that recognizes the seasonal, processing, and inventory risks unique to lumber and wood products. All-lines capability — place Property, GL, Auto, Inland Marine (including stock throughput), Workers' Compensation and more through a single program. Customizable solutions and competitive terms for accounts that fit our appetite, backed by a managing general underwriter with deep lumber experience. Proactive loss control emphasis and experienced claims partners to help manage frequency and severity in high-exposure operations. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums We typically require a minimum premium of $10,000 for most classes. Sawmills generally have a higher minimum premium of $20,000. Appetite is broad across wood products, but we exclude tobacco and cell phone product lines. Use this program for accounts where you need industry-aware underwriting, stock throughput solutions, or tailored inland marine and property programs. Territories and Licensure Available in most states. American Lumber Underwriters operates as a Managing General Underwriter and offers this Wood Products program in the following jurisdictions: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY Admitted status: Most Available States. Why Place Wood Products Business with American Lumber Underwriters Specialized lumber and wood-products underwriting — we understand the operational risks and valuation challenges agents encounter in this sector. Single-source access to multiple coverages, simplifying placement for accounts that need coordinated limits and terms. Responsive underwriting and a service-oriented approach focused on loss control and claim outcomes. Example Accounts That Fit Well A regional lumberyard with mixed retail and wholesale operations seeking property, GL, inland marine for stock throughput, and a commercial auto package. A cabinet manufacturer requiring equipment breakdown coverage, general liability, and workers' compensation with industry-aware rating and loss-control recommendations. If you are interested in learning more about American Lumber Underwriters and the programs we offer, please email or call one of our experienced team members for submission requirements and quoting instructions. You can also view our company profile and storefront on CompleteMarkets: Company Profile | Wood Products Storefront Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for the Wood Products program?Accounts handling lumber, millwork, cabinets, pallets, trusses, plywood, and building material distribution are ideal. We look for operations with measurable loss-control practices and standard exposures—sawmills and larger processing facilities are considered but have a higher minimum premium. What are your minimum premiums and special underwriting requirements?Minimum premiums are generally $10,000 for most classes and $20,000 for sawmills. We review operations, inventory management, fire protection, and loss history as part of our standard underwriting. Stock throughput is available and competitively priced for qualifying accounts. Which states is the program available in?The program is offered in most states (see the states list in this storefront). We operate as a Managing General Underwriter and can discuss admitted versus non-admitted placement options depending on the risk and state requirements. Are there classes or industries you will not consider?We consider most wood-related and building materials businesses but do not write accounts whose primary products are tobacco or cell phone products. Certain high-hazard or unusual operations may be referred or declined after review. How do I submit a prospect for consideration?Prepare current loss runs, a completed ACORD application or equivalent, values (including stock and equipment), and a description of operations. Reach out to our underwriting team through the contact methods listed on our CompleteMarkets profile to confirm submission requirements for the specific class. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Insurance for the Forest Products Industry At Continental Underwriters, Inc., we provide focused insurance solutions for businesses across the forest products supply chain. While our team can evaluate many types of risk, we concentrate on the unique exposures of lumber, logging, and wood processing operations—so you can place complex or specialty accounts with confidence. As a Managing General Underwriter (MGU), Continental Underwriters designs competitive, comprehensive programs for loggers, haulers, sawmills, kiln operators, pallet manufacturers, and related wood-product businesses. We work with more than 30 carriers that have a demonstrated appetite for forest products, allowing us to craft coverage that protects property, equipment, employees, and business income for your clients. Target Classes and Ideal Accounts Our Lumber Insurance program serves a broad range of operations in the wood-products sector, including: Logging and timber hauling operations Sawmills and standalone kiln-drying facilities Flooring and dimension mills Pallet and wood-box manufacturers Plywood and veneer manufacturers Wood treating and preserving plants Typical accounts include mid-sized flooring mills facing tight margins, regional pallet manufacturers dealing with fluctuating demand, and standalone kilns requiring equipment breakdown protection. If your client processes, treats, or distributes wood or wood products, we likely have a solution that fits. Coverage Highlights and Advantages We tailor programs to the operational risks common in forest products businesses. Key coverages and services include: Property and casualty coverage specific to wood-processing exposures Workers’ Compensation with proactive loss-control and safety support Equipment breakdown coverage for electrical and mechanical systems Risk control and on-site safety consulting to reduce frequency and severity Coverage for modern technologies such as Continuous Flow Dry Kilns Because downtime in this industry can be costly, our programs emphasize timely claims handling and business-income solutions that help insureds return to operation quickly. Underwriting Approach Our underwriting team partners with agents and brokers to understand each operation’s specific exposures. We evaluate safety programs, employee practices, equipment maintenance, and fire-protection measures to offer competitive terms. While minimum premium thresholds vary by submission, we are flexible and responsive when evaluating opportunities. Program Availability This program is available nationwide, including Washington D.C. and all 50 states. We operate on a non-admitted basis, which gives us flexibility to craft customized solutions for complex or hard-to-place risks in the lumber and wood-products industry. Why Work With Continental Underwriters? With a singular focus on forest products, Continental Underwriters delivers specialized underwriting, market access, and hands-on service. We are more than a wholesaler—we act as a true partner to help you place and retain profitable accounts through risk control support, broad carrier relationships, and responsive claims advocacy. You might have a client who operates a regional sawmill with aging kilns and high seasonal payroll—our team can evaluate equipment breakdown, business interruption, and workers’ comp controls to build an appropriate package. Or you may be placing a pallet manufacturer with mixed operations that needs tailored property and GL limits—our carrier panel and underwriting expertise make those placements achievable. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for businesses in the forest products industry, including sawmills, pallet manufacturers, loggers, and wood treating operations. Is the program available nationwide?Yes, our Lumber Insurance program is available in all 50 states and Washington D.C. Do you cover newer technologies like Continuous Flow Dry Kilns?Yes, we provide coverage for modern equipment such as Continuous Flow Dry Kilns, whether part of a sawmill or standalone facility. What carriers do you work with?We work with over 30 carriers that specialize in or have an affinity for forest products, enabling us to offer unique and competitive solutions. How involved is your team in underwriting and risk control?Our team provides detailed underwriting, risk assessment, and customized safety recommendations to ensure the best coverage and pricing options for your clients. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Workers' Compensation Solution for the Transportation Industry Overview — Amwins Underwriting: Workers' Compensation - Transportation Amwins Specialty Casualty Solutions (ASCS), part of the Amwins Underwriting division, is an MGA and specialty program creator. The ASCS Trucking Program offers a consolidated solution that can cover a motor carrier’s full work-related injury exposure for employees and independent contractors. The program combines fleet workers’ compensation, occupational accident, contingent liability and corporate workers’ compensation into a single, streamlined placement. Coverage is provided through an A- XI rated carrier, with claims handled by industry specialists experienced in transportation losses. Ideal accounts and target classes Trucking operations—predominantly long-haul fleets, including auto transport, moving & storage, flatbed haulers, and refuse haulers Couriers and delivery services, including last-mile carriers that work with major platforms Bus companies (passenger transit and charter operations) Insureds in business for at least three years with an established safety program and full-time safety director Coverage highlights and advantages Single-program approach: places multiple related exposures (employee WC, occupational accident, contingent liability, corporate WC) together for consistent handling and policy terms Specialized claims handling through transportation-focused adjusters and teams Capacity with an A- XI rated carrier backing the program Flexible structure to address both employee and contractor exposures typical in transportation operations Underwriting notes and minimum premium The program generally targets established transportation operations with documented safety controls and satisfactory Department of Transportation (DOT) ratings. Minimum premium is $50,000; there is no stated maximum premium. Typical factors underwriters will review include loss history, driver hiring and monitoring practices, hours of service compliance, and whether a dedicated safety director is in place. Excluded operations: hazardous exposures such as gas hauling, explosives, liquid chemicals, or anhydrous ammonia are not accepted. Territories and availability This program is available in the following jurisdictions: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, DC, WV, WI. It is positioned as a non-admitted placement (wholesale MGA capacity) to give broader flexibility where appropriate. Why place transportation accounts with Amwins Underwriting Underwriting expertise focused on specialty transportation risks and complex contractor/employee exposures Program structure that reduces the need to stack separate policies across multiple carriers Claims handled by specialists who understand transportation industry loss patterns, which can improve recovery and control costs Responsive wholesale support for agents placing larger or complex transportation risks Example accounts that frequently fit A regional long-haul trucking fleet with a dedicated safety director, three years in business, and a satisfactory DOT rating seeking a single program to cover employee and contractor injuries. A last-mile courier operation with mixed employee and independent-contractor drivers looking to consolidate occupational accident and contingent liability exposures into one placement. Interested in more detail? Visit the program page on the Amwins site: https://www.amwins.com/products/workers-compensation---transportation. Frequently Asked Questions What types of transportation accounts are a good fit for this program?Accounts that typically fit are established motor carriers and delivery operations with at least three years in business, a satisfactory DOT rating, and a full-time safety director. Long-haul trucking, flatbed and auto transport, moving & storage, refuse haulers, couriers/delivery services, and bus companies are core targets. Does the program cover independent contractors as well as employees?Yes. The program is designed to address both employee workers’ compensation and occupational accident coverage for independent contractors, along with contingent liability and corporate workers’ compensation components, all within one placement. What are the key underwriting requirements agents should prepare for?Underwriters will request at minimum: three years of loss history, DOT safety records, evidence of a safety program (including a full-time safety director), driver hiring and monitoring procedures, and details on operations to confirm no excluded hazardous exposures. What is the minimum premium and how is territory handled?Minimum premium for the program is $50,000. The program is available in the states listed on this storefront and is written through an admitted A- XI rated carrier as part of the Amwins underwriting platform; placement is typically handled on a wholesale/MGA basis to provide flexibility for larger or complex risks. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Workers' Compensation Solutions for Professional Employer Organizations Amwins Specialty Casualty Solutions (ASCS), part of the Amwins Underwriting division, administers a dedicated workers’ compensation program for Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs). As a program administrator, Amwins Underwriting combines specialized underwriting, a client-facing portal, and broad capacity to help retail agents place complex PEO payroll portfolios. Overview of the Program This program is built for PEOs and the retail agents who serve them. It provides a full-service solution that emphasizes underwriting discipline for hazardous and mixed-class payrolls, operational transparency through a client portal, and nationwide capacity. You can learn more about program details on Amwins’ PEO product page: workers' compensation coverage for PEOs. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Target PEO clients and accounts with mixed-class payrolls across Hazard 1–8 and NCCI Hazard Grade A–F. Clients that require consolidated policy, payroll and claims reporting on a portal. Large or complex PEO aggregations where underwriting discipline and claims oversight are important. Agents who specialize in PEO business and can provide thorough payroll and loss history data. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Client Portal — secure access to policy details, client rosters, payroll submission, premium reporting and claims information to simplify administration and audit. Program administration by Amwins Underwriting — specialized PEO underwriting and policy servicing designed for multi-client payrolls. Flexible handling of mixed classes and higher-hazard exposures common to PEO portfolios. Partnering with specialty PEO retail agents — the program is structured to work with agents familiar with PEO operations and reporting. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premium Amwins Underwriting evaluates submissions based on the PEO’s client mix, payroll detail by class, and loss history. The program typically requires comprehensive payroll and claims data at submission. The program’s stated minimum premium is $500,000, so it is positioned for larger PEO portfolios or aggregated business that can meet that threshold. Territories and Availability The program provides coverage nationwide and is available across all states and D.C. (AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY). Why Work With Amwins Underwriting on PEO Workers’ Comp Specialized underwriting and servicing for PEO structures, not a one-size-fits-all approach. Operational transparency through a single client portal that centralizes payroll, premium and claims data. Dedicated to working with experienced PEO retail agents who can provide detailed submissions. Example scenarios You have a regional PEO with 200 client companies across retail, light manufacturing and service classes and mixed payroll reporting — this program supports consolidated reporting and focused underwriting. A national PEO seeking better claims visibility and a single source for payroll/audit services for a large blended account — the client portal and program administration help streamline those needs. Interested in seeing the portal or discussing a submission? Visit the program page to learn more: Visit our website. Frequently Asked Questions What types of PEO clients are a good fit for this program?PEOs with larger aggregated payrolls or portfolios that include mixed or higher-hazard classes (Hazard 1–8; NCCI Hazard Grade A–F) are a strong fit. The program is geared toward accounts that can meet the $500,000 minimum premium and provide detailed payroll and loss information. How should agents submit business to Amwins Underwriting?Submissions should come from retail agents experienced with PEOs and include client rosters, payroll by class, detailed loss runs, and any current billing or audit procedures. Amwins Underwriting expects thorough data to evaluate blended-class exposures effectively. What does the client portal provide?The portal gives agents and their PEO clients access to policy documents, client-level payroll reporting, premium and audit information, and claim tracking. It is designed to centralize administration for multi-client PEO policies. Are there common account characteristics that will be declined?Accounts with inadequate payroll detail, poor loss history without a credible remediation plan, or exposures outside the program’s target hazard grades are likely to be declined. Extremely high-risk or prohibited classes may not fit the program’s appetite. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

LawGold, part of Amwins Program Underwriters, offers E&O insurance coverage for law firms with 1-40 attorneys. Overview of the Program From Amwins Underwriting Amwins Underwriting’s LawGold program provides professional liability (Lawyers E&O) designed specifically for small law firms and solo practitioners. The program is geared to firms that need tailored E&O protections, flexible optional enhancements, and access to admitted paper in many states. Coverage is issued through Amwins Program Underwriters and underwritten with an emphasis on straightforward risks and clean or minimal loss histories. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Solo attorneys and small law firms of 1–40 attorneys. Clean or minimal prior loss history; some affirmative consideration for firms with limited, well-managed prior claims. Solo attorneys or at least one partner should have been admitted to practice for at least two years. Practices without extensive high-exposure specialties (e.g., mass torts, large transactional platforms, or frequent class actions) are the best fit. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Professional liability (errors & omissions) limits appropriate for small law firms. Electronic media liability included to address risks from online communications and content. Worldwide coverage available for professional services, subject to policy terms. Predecessor firm coverage to protect newly merged or reorganized practices. Optional coverages to broaden protection, including: Separate limit for claims expenses Client identity theft coverage Broadcasters liability Career coverage Trustees liability coverage Gramm-Leach Bliley Act (GLBA) coverage Lateral hire coverage Underwriting Notes Underwriting focuses on the firm’s practice areas, claims history, attorney experience, and risk management controls. Expect underwriters to ask for: Prior acts and loss history details Resume or biography for principals/partners showing admission dates and experience Information on firm procedures for conflicts, client intake, and data security when optional cyber/identity products are requested Firms with significant or recurrent malpractice claims, high-volume transactional work, complex litigation exposures, or specialty practices outside the program’s appetite may be declined or referred to excess/non-program markets. Territories and Admitted Status The LawGold program is available in all U.S. states and Washington D.C. Amwins offers admitted coverage in select states. Admitted coverage is available in: AL, AZ, CO, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, MA, MI, MO, NE, NV, NC, OH, PA, TX, UT, and WV. Non-admitted or excess options may be available in other jurisdictions—confirm state placement options with Amwins underwriting. Example Accounts That Fit This Program A two-attorney family law firm with clean prior history seeking a policy that includes electronic media coverage and optional client identity theft protection. A solo transactional attorney admitted for five years looking for admitted paper in their state and predecessor coverage after a recent firm name change. Why Work With Amwins Underwriting on Lawyers E&O Program-focused underwriting tailored for small law firms and solo practitioners. Admitted paper in many states combined with optional enhancements that let you tailor protection to the client’s exposures. Simple eligibility guidelines that help agents place straightforward risks quickly. Access to Amwins’ broader distribution and program resources when accounts need placement support or endorsement tailoring. For additional program details, application instructions, and submission requirements, refer to the LawGold product page: Click here for additional details about our LawGold program. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for LawGold?LawGold targets solo attorneys and law firms with 1–40 attorneys that have clean or minimal loss histories and at least one partner or solo attorney admitted for two or more years. Routine practice areas and firms without frequent high-exposure litigation are ideal. Is admitted coverage available?Yes. Amwins offers admitted LawGold coverage in select states (including AL, AZ, CO, FL, GA, IL, IN, KS, MA, MI, MO, NE, NV, NC, OH, PA, TX, UT, and WV). Availability varies by state—confirm with underwriting at submission. What optional coverages can I add for a client?Options include a separate limit for claims expenses, client identity theft coverage, broadcasters liability, career coverage, trustees liability, GLBA coverage, and lateral hire coverage. Availability depends on underwriting and the client’s exposures. What information does underwriting typically require?Underwriters generally request prior acts/loss history, resumes or admissions dates for principals, descriptions of practice areas, and details on firm risk controls—especially if optional cyber/identity protections are requested. How should I submit a deal or get more information?Submit via your usual Amwins placement channels or contact the Amwins Underwriting team for guidance on eligibility, admitted availability by state, and submission checklists. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

Since 1994, CPAGold — a program administered by Amwins Underwriting — has offered a focused professional liability solution for Certified Public Accountants. This program is designed for agents placing E&O and related professional liability exposures for accounting firms seeking broad, flexible coverage and underwriting expertise from a specialized managing general agency. Overview of the Program from Amwins Underwriting CPAGold targets accounting firms that need tailored professional liability protection, including traditional errors & omissions coverage plus defense for disciplinary matters and privacy/cyber extensions. Amwins Underwriting underwrites the program with an emphasis on practical coverage, supplemental endorsements, and options that reflect common CPA exposures. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Small to mid-sized CPA firms (1–50 professionals) with a balanced mix of tax, audit, compilation, and advisory work. Firms with more than 50 CPAs can be considered on a case-by-case basis. Best suited to firms with standard practice areas rather than highly specialized or unusually risky niches—ask underwriting for borderline or specialty practices. Example fits: You might have a 12-person firm that performs tax, bookkeeping and small business consulting seeking a combined E&O and disciplinary defense package; or a 30-person regional firm looking to add privacy and network security coverage to their professional liability limits. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Errors & omissions (professional liability) tailored for accounting practices Defense expenses for disciplinary proceedings and regulatory investigations Subpoena expense coverage and expense reimbursement Claim mitigation assistance Privacy-covered acts and network security coverage to address data breach and cyber exposures Policy enhancements and special endorsements available to broaden protection where needed Limits available from $100,000/$200,000 up to $5,000,000/$5,000,000 Underwriting Notes As a Managing General Agency program, CPAGold emphasizes a streamlined underwriting process with experienced UW personnel who understand CPA exposures. Typical submission items include a completed application, current and prior acts information, claims history, and descriptions of risk management or cybersecurity controls where applicable. Underwriting will review practice mix, revenue distribution by service line, any open disciplinary matters, and prior claim experience. Firms with complex specialty practices or significant claim histories should be discussed with underwriting before submission. Territories and Admitted Status Available in the following territories: AL, AK, AZ, AR, CA, CO, CT, DE, FL, GA, HI, ID, IL, IN, IA, KS, KY, LA, ME, MD, MA, MI, MN, MS, MO, MT, NE, NV, NH, NJ, NM, NY, NC, ND, OH, OK, OR, PA, RI, SC, SD, TN, TX, UT, VT, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY. Placement under CPAGold is handled through Amwins Underwriting as a program market. Note: this program is positioned as a non-admitted/surplus lines offering in applicable states — confirm availability and placement rules for the insured’s state of domicile. Why Work with Amwins Underwriting on This Business Niche CPA focus: underwriters experienced with accounting firms and their unique exposures. Comprehensive coverage package that goes beyond basic E&O to include disciplinary defense and cyber/privacy extensions. Flexible limits and endorsements to match firm size and risk profile. Responsive MGA service model geared to help brokers place accounts efficiently and tailor terms where appropriate. Submission Tips Include a completed application and the last 5 years of loss history when possible. Describe practice mix (tax, audit, advisory, bookkeeping) and list any specialty services. Provide summaries of any regulatory or disciplinary matters, even if closed. If requesting network security or privacy extensions, include information on data controls and incident response plans. Frequently Asked Questions What size firms are eligible for CPAGold?The program primarily targets small to mid-sized CPA firms (1–50 professionals). Firms with more than 50 CPAs may be considered on a case-by-case basis—submit details to underwriting for review. What limits and coverages are available?Limits range from $100,000/$200,000 up to $5,000,000/$5,000,000. Standard coverages include professional E&O, disciplinary defense, subpoena expense, and options for privacy and network security. Endorsements and enhancements are available. Is this an admitted or non-admitted program?CPAGold is offered through Amwins Underwriting as a non-admitted/surplus lines program in applicable states. Verify placement rules and surplus lines requirements for the insured’s state of domicile. What does underwriting typically require with a submission?Provide a completed application, prior acts information, at least the last several years of claims history, a practice mix, and any information on disciplinary matters or cyber controls if privacy/network coverage is requested. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.