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Exclusive Insurance Program for Orthotics & Prosthetics Businesses Affinity Healthcare, a trusted program administrator, offers a comprehensive insurance solution tailored specifically for businesses in the Orthotics and Prosthetics (O&P) industry. Through the Aon O&P Insurance Program, agents and brokers can access a multi-line commercial insurance platform designed for patient care facilities, suppliers, manufacturers, and other O&P professionals. This exclusive program also includes assistance with the CMS-required surety bond for Medicare compliance. Our dedicated sales and service team brings deep knowledge of the O&P sector. We take the time to understand your client’s operations and offer custom-tailored coverage designed to protect against their unique risks. By working directly with a leading carrier, AIG, we deliver broad, competitive coverage solutions with top-tier service and claims support. Eligible Orthotics & Prosthetics Business Classes • Patient Care – Sales and service for O&P items that are made, fit, and/or altered. • Supplier/Distributor – Businesses that purchase O&P items for resale. • Supplier/Manufacturer – No patient interaction; includes central fabrication and wholesale. • Soft Goods & Accessories – Direct-to-patient sales of unaltered items like stump socks and crutch tips. • Durable Medical Equipment – Includes wheelchairs, lifts, oxygen, and other home medical items. • Sales of Shoes, Orthotics & Accessories – Retail or custom-made devices and footwear. • Repair Services – Repair operations unrelated to prescriptions. Comprehensive Coverage Options • Commercial Property • General Liability • Professional Liability • Commercial Auto • Commercial Umbrella • Crime • Workers' Compensation • Employment Practices Liability • CMS-Required Surety Bond for DMEPOS Providers • Corporate Identity Protection Risk Management Support Our program goes beyond standard coverage by offering proactive risk management resources: • Quarterly newsletters featuring claims examples and actionable insights • Timely alerts on emerging risks and industry trends • On-site consultations for complex or high-exposure accounts Underwriting and Premiums This program is designed for a wide range of O&P businesses, from small clinics to large manufacturing operations. Minimum premiums start at $1,500 for package policies and $1,000 for umbrella coverage. Our underwriting team works closely with agents to ensure appropriate pricing based on each client’s operations and exposure. Available Nationwide This program is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C., offering admitted coverage through AIG. No matter where your client is located, Affinity Healthcare can help you place quality coverage with confidence. Why Work with Affinity Healthcare? Affinity Healthcare, operating under Aon Affinity, has a long-standing reputation for delivering specialized insurance solutions. With deep expertise in the O&P sector and access to leading carriers, we provide tailored coverage, responsive service, and expert risk guidance. Whether your client is a patient care provider, a manufacturer, or a DME supplier, we understand their business and can help you protect it. You might have a client who operates a multi-state orthotics supply company or a local prosthetics clinic fitting customized devices. This program is built to meet their specific needs—and give you peace of mind that their coverage is in good hands. Affinity Healthcare is a registered trade name of Affinity Insurance Services, Inc.; (TX 13695); (AR 100106022); in CA, MN, AIS Affinity Insurance Agency, Inc. (CA 0795465); in OK, AIS Affinity Insurance Services, Inc.; in CA, Aon Affinity Insurance Services, Inc., (CA 0G94493), Aon Direct Insurance Administrators and Berkely Insurance Agency and in NY, AIS Affinity Insurance Agency. All descriptions, summaries or highlights of coverage are for general informational purposes only and do not amend, alter or modify the actual terms or conditions of any insurance policy. Coverage is governed only by the terms and conditions of the relevant policy. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for orthotics and prosthetics patient care providers, suppliers, distributors, manufacturers, and DME retailers. It also fits businesses offering soft goods, accessories, and repair services. Is the program available in all states?Yes, the program is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. What coverages are included in the program?The program offers a full commercial package, including property, general and professional liability, auto, umbrella, workers’ comp, EPLI, and the CMS-required surety bond for DMEPOS providers. What is the minimum premium for this program?The minimum premium starts at $1,500 for package policies and $1,000 for umbrella coverage. Does Affinity Healthcare offer risk management support?Yes, risk management tools include newsletters, alerts, and on-site consultations for complex risks. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. ...

Your Workers' Compensation Solution for Agricultural Businesses Utah Business Insurance Company (UBIC) offers a focused Workers' Compensation program built for the agricultural sector. With experienced underwriters and a practical safety-first approach, UBIC provides competitive, admitted solutions for agents placing agriculture-related risks. Each submission is reviewed on its individual merits — we avoid one-size-fits-all templates and offer flexibility to accommodate a wide range of farm and agri-business accounts. Ideal Accounts and Appetite UBIC's Agriculture Workers' Compensation Program targets a broad spectrum of farming and agricultural operations. We consider most NCCI agriculture and farm class codes, which makes it easier for agents to place diverse agri-business clients. The program accepts single-site farms, multi-location operations, and businesses that operate in multiple eligible states. Examples of good-fit accounts include: A multi-location produce farm with seasonal employees, formal safety training, and documented return-to-work practices. A family-run cattle operation converting from a PEO arrangement and seeking admitted workers' compensation coverage. Coverage Highlights and Program Advantages UBIC provides more than a policy — we deliver resources that help insureds manage exposures and reduce claim frequency: Customized safety manuals tailored to agricultural tasks Safety meeting logs and practical checklists for daily operations Site-specific risk-management assessments (annual, bi-annual, or quarterly as needed) Consultative support by phone, online, or in-person for accident prevention and compliance Underwriting Guidelines and Flexibility Underwriting focuses on the individual risk. Key program guidelines include: Eligibility for most agriculture/farm NCCI codes Experience modification factors accepted up to 1.50 (higher with referral) Account premiums commonly start near $1,000 Multi-location and multi-state operations are accepted within program territories Accounts exiting PEOs or leasing arrangements are eligible for consideration Group transportation and lodging may be restricted depending on exposure Flexible payment terms, including monthly self-reporting options Territories and Availability This Agriculture Workers' Compensation Program is available on an admitted basis in the following states: Arizona (AZ), Colorado (CO), Idaho (ID), Nevada (NV), New Mexico (NM), Oregon (OR), and Utah (UT). Why Place Business with UBIC? Utah Business Insurance Company partners with Companion Property and Casualty and Companion Commercial Insurance to deliver stable, admitted workers' compensation capacity for the ag market. UBIC emphasizes hands-on underwriting, practical risk control, and strong service for independent agents. Our in-house risk control resources and regional underwriting expertise make us a reliable placement option for agriculture accounts that need admitted coverage and loss-control support. Learn more on our company profile or start a submission. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is suited to most agriculture and farm-related businesses, including multi-location farms, seasonal operations, and entities transitioning from a PEO or leasing arrangement. In which states is this program available?The program is available on an admitted basis in Arizona, Colorado, Idaho, Nevada, New Mexico, Oregon, and Utah. What is the minimum premium for eligible accounts?Target account premiums commonly start near $1,000, making the program suitable for smaller agricultural operations as well as larger ones. Can my client have multiple locations or operate in more than one state?Yes. The program accepts multi-location and multi-state agricultural businesses provided the operations are within the eligible states listed above. What risk management resources are included?UBIC provides safety manuals, meeting logs, practical safety checklists, and periodic risk assessments, plus phone, online, and in-person safety consultations to support loss prevention. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. ...

Comprehensive Habitational Insurance Solutions from Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services offers a dedicated Habitational Insurance program for agents and brokers placing coverage for multi-unit residential property risks. The program provides tailored solutions for apartment complexes, condominium associations, townhome communities, and mixed-use buildings with residential components across a broad geographic footprint. Ideal Accounts and Target Classes This program is designed for insureds who own or manage multi-unit residential properties, including: Apartment buildings (market-rate and affordable housing) Condominium associations Townhome and townhouse communities Mixed-use buildings with residential units Whether your client is a single-property owner, an investor with several complexes, or a property management company, the program can be structured to match different risk profiles and operational models. Coverage Highlights and Available Limits The Habitational Insurance program includes core coverages that address the primary exposures faced by residential property owners: General Liability – $1M per occurrence / $2M aggregate Property Coverage – Up to $5M Total Insured Value (TIV) per location Additional optional or package components commonly available include: Hired & Non-Owned Auto liability Employee Benefits liability Equipment Breakdown coverage These coverages help your clients manage the financial impact of property damage, liability claims, and operational interruptions so they can focus on maintaining occupancy and cash flow. Underwriting Approach and Minimum Premiums Continental Risk / Continental Marine works with a mix of admitted and non-admitted markets to provide flexibility in placement. Underwriting evaluates each submission on its individual merits; key factors include location, construction type, age and condition of building systems, occupancy, management practices, and prior loss history. Minimum premium levels vary by state, limits, and specific risk characteristics. Submissions demonstrating good maintenance, recent system upgrades (roofing, electrical, fire protection), and favorable loss histories generally receive stronger terms. Risks with older construction, recurring claim activity, or significant deferred maintenance are considered but will require detailed documentation and may face more restrictive terms. Territorial Reach The Habitational Insurance program is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Continental Risk / Continental Marine can place business in admitted markets where available and use non-admitted solutions where appropriate to achieve the coverage or limits your client needs. Why Work With Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services? As a wholesale broker, Continental Risk / Continental Marine brings decades of habitational placement experience and relationships with multiple carriers. Agents benefit from: Access to both admitted and non-admitted markets Underwriting expertise focused on multi-unit residential exposures Flexible program structures and available endorsements tailored to property operations Responsive service to help place difficult or specialty habitational risks Example scenarios where this program is a strong option: you have a client managing a 60-unit apartment complex in a coastal area with some older construction and recent system upgrades, or a condominium association seeking higher liability limits and equipment coverage. Continental Risk / Continental Marine can help package those accounts and submit to the markets most likely to offer competitive terms. To learn more about placing habitational accounts through this program, contact the team at Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Ideal accounts include apartment complexes, condominium associations, townhome communities, and mixed-use buildings with residential units. What are the liability and property coverage limits offered?The program offers general liability limits of $1 million per occurrence and $2 million aggregate, with property coverage available up to $5 million TIV per location. Are both admitted and non-admitted carriers available?Yes, Continental Risk / Continental Marine works with a variety of carriers, including admitted markets in select states and non-admitted options where appropriate. What underwriting information is needed for a quote?Typical submissions should include property details, construction year, updates, occupancy, loss history, and current coverage information. Is this program available in all states?Yes, the Habitational Insurance program is available in all 50 states and Washington, D.C. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. ...

Continental Risk / Continental Marine Insurance Services offers comprehensive Directors and Officers (D&O) insurance solutions tailored for both non-profit and for-profit organizations. This program is designed to help insurance agents and brokers place coverage that protects key decision-makers and entities from a wide array of management liability exposures. The D&O program covers directors, officers, trustees, employees, volunteers, and the organization itself. It goes beyond traditional liability coverage to address complex and emerging risks, including allegations of fraud, misrepresentation, unfair competition, employment practices violations, and mismanagement of employee or pension benefit plans. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Private Companies: Closely held businesses across most industries. Not-for-Profit Organizations: Including charities, associations, and foundations. Public Entities: Select publicly traded companies (contact for underwriting review). Excess Coverage: Available for companies seeking additional layers of protection. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Directors & Officers Liability: Protects insureds from claims related to management decisions and negligence in their executive roles. Fiduciary Liability: Covers fiduciary duties related to employee benefit plans; available on a primary or excess basis. Employment Practices Liability: Addresses claims such as wrongful termination, discrimination, and sexual harassment. Tenant Discrimination Coverage: Helps property owners and managers defend against discrimination claims brought by prospective, current, or former tenants. Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums Primary and excess options are available with flexible structuring. Separate limit towers and retentions can be applied for each coverage part. Coverage is non-cancellable except for non-payment of premium. Capacity limits up to $10 million are available. Primary coverage suitable for entities with revenues up to $750 million. Excess coverage available with no revenue threshold. All classes considered except financial institutions. Minimum premiums vary depending on risk characteristics. Territories and Availability Available in all 50 states and Washington, DC. Some markets are admitted, while others are non-admitted, depending on jurisdiction and risk profile. Why Work With Continental Risk Continental Risk is an experienced Excess & Surplus Lines Broker with access to a broad spectrum of carriers. They offer tailored solutions for complex management liability exposures across various industries. Their underwriting team understands the nuanced needs of both non-profit and corporate clients. Responsive service and flexible program design help agents secure competitive coverage for difficult-to-place risks. Whether you have a non-profit board seeking protection for its volunteers or a mid-sized private company concerned about employment practices claims, Continental Risk provides a robust and flexible D&O insurance solution. Their expansive state availability and ability to write both primary and excess layers make them a valuable partner for agents placing management liability accounts. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this D&O program?This program is ideal for private companies, not-for-profit organizations, and select public companies seeking primary or excess Directors and Officers coverage. Does the program include employment practices liability?Yes, Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) is available and covers claims such as wrongful termination, discrimination, and harassment. Can I write coverage in any state?Yes, this program is available in all 50 states and Washington, DC. Admitted status may vary by market and state. What is the maximum coverage limit available?Capacity limits are available up to $10 million, depending on the risk and coverage part. Is there a revenue cap for eligible accounts?Primary coverage is available for companies with revenues up to $750 million. There is no revenue limit for excess placements. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. ...

NEW, EXCLUSIVE Private D&O, Employment Practices, Fiduciary Program Coverage Options Available Directors and Officers and Entity Liability Insurance Employment Practices Liability Insurance Fiduciary Liability Insurance Comprehensive Management Liability Coverage From U.S. Risk U.S. Risk Insurance Group, Inc. offers an exclusive national program tailored for private companies seeking Directors and Officers (D&O), Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI), and Fiduciary Liability protection. Designed for small to mid-sized private entities, this program helps address critical exposures that threaten leadership and operational stability—whether through litigation, regulatory scrutiny, or employment-related claims. Ideal Accounts and Program Appetite This program is best suited for financially stable private companies with: Total assets up to $100 million Up to 1,000 employees Minimum 3 years in business Strong HR and compliance practices Sound business models and solvency You might have a client who recently grew to 350 employees and is now navigating expanded fiduciary exposure or a family-owned manufacturer seeking protection for its board and officers. These are ideal candidates for this program. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Exclusive, nationwide program (including CA) Limits up to $5 million with shared or combined aggregate options Full Prior Acts coverage available in most cases Duty-to-defend policy form Third-party EPLI coverage included Worldwide coverage for acts occurring anywhere—claims must be brought in the U.S. or Canada Full Severability of Application and Fraud/Personal Profit exclusions Separate or combined limit structures available Spousal/Domestic Partner extension included Broad “Claim” definition including: Monetary and non-monetary relief Judicial, civil, administrative, and criminal proceedings Requests to toll the statute of limitations Broad “Loss” definition including punitive and exemplary damages (where insurable by law) Order of Payments provision Bilateral extended reporting periods: 1-, 2-, and 3-year options Optional coverages: Full worldwide territorial coverage Cyber-crisis management cost coverage Modified defense outside the limits available for select classes Underwriting Parameters and Minimum Premiums U.S. Risk evaluates each risk individually but maintains a flexible underwriting approach for qualifying private companies. The program offers low minimum premiums and competitive pricing structures, making it accessible for smaller firms with growing exposures. Territories and Carrier Access Available in most states across the U.S., including CA, TX, FL, NY, and many others. U.S. Risk works with a variety of carriers to provide broad market access and responsive solutions. Most markets are admitted, depending on the state and class of business. Why Partner With U.S. Risk As a national program administrator, U.S. Risk brings deep expertise in management liability lines and a commitment to agent success. With exclusive access to markets, tailored underwriting, and fast turnaround times, U.S. Risk is a trusted partner for agents placing private D&O, EPLI, and fiduciary risks. Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Privately held companies with up to $100 million in assets and 1,000 employees, operating for at least 3 years and demonstrating strong HR practices, are ideal. Can I write D&O, EPLI, and Fiduciary coverage on a single policy?Yes, this program offers combined or separate limits for D&O, EPLI, and Fiduciary Liability, depending on the needs of your client. Is this program available in all states?The program is available in most U.S. states, including California, Texas, Florida, and New York. Contact U.S. Risk for specific state availability. Are there options for extended reporting periods?Yes, 1-, 2-, and 3-year bilateral extended reporting period (ERP) options are available to accommodate clients’ needs after policy expiration. What makes U.S. Risk’s program different from others?This is an exclusive national program with broad coverage terms, low minimum premiums, and access to multiple carriers—backed by U.S. Risk’s underwriting expertise. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. ...

IPMG offers you the EXPERTISE and the SERVICE you have been looking for! Our carriers offer competitive pricing for welders insurance — ideal for one-person shops and small welding operations. Coverage is available whether welding is performed at the insured’s location or off-site. Welders Insurance Program from IPMG Insurance Program Managers Group (IPMG) provides brokers and agents access to a specialized Welders Insurance program designed for small to mid-sized welding and metal fabrication operations. Working with “A”-rated E&S carriers, IPMG delivers flexible, non-admitted solutions in Florida, Illinois, and Missouri backed by experienced underwriting and responsive brokerage service. Ideal Accounts and Target Classes This program fits a broad range of welding-related trades, especially mobile and on-site operations. Typical classes we place include: Repair of farm or factory equipment, machinery, and miscellaneous equipment Trailer hitch fabrication and repair (up to 25% of operations) Installation of handrails, stair rails, and balcony railings Metal erection and metal goods manufacturing Auto and truck body/frame welding, including bumpers Conveyor system repairs Man lift and lift truck maintenance Logging equipment repair Work on window guards, bars, and similar security fixtures IPMG is a good fit for clients working in agricultural, industrial, and light commercial settings, including single-operator shops and small crews that perform both shop-based and off-site work. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Access to experienced, “A”-rated E&S carriers for risks that may not fit admitted markets Coverage for both shop and mobile/on-site welding operations Competitive pricing geared toward small operators and one-person shops Underwriters and brokerage staff with hands-on knowledge of welding exposures Quick, practical underwriting decisions when submissions include required documentation Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums The program requires a completed ACORD application plus a supplemental welders application for full underwriting review. Minimum premium starts at $1,000. IPMG’s underwriters evaluate operations by class mix, payroll, revenue, mobile exposures, and loss history; they can often structure terms to address common welding exposures when the risk profile is clear. Typical Appetite and Common Restrictions What typically fits: Small fabrication shops and mobile welder accounts with limited hot work exposure controls Accounts where welding is a primary operation or a substantial portion of the business What may not fit or will require special handling: Large scale structural steel erectors or heavy industrial contractors with significant site risk Accounts with poor loss history, inadequate hot work procedures, or large subcontractor exposures Territories and Availability This program is offered on a non-admitted basis in Florida, Illinois, and Missouri. IPMG works with appointed agents in those states to place accounts efficiently and to find appropriate carrier capacity. Why Work With IPMG? As a Managing General Agency and E&S broker, IPMG brings decades of specialty placement experience. Agents benefit from direct access to underwriting decision-makers, pragmatic risk acceptance, and a service-oriented team that understands welders’ unique operations. IPMG helps place accounts that need tailored terms outside standard admitted market appetite. Example Account Scenarios You have a client who runs a one-person mobile welding service repairing farm equipment and installing handrails at residential and commercial sites — this program can provide general liability and equipment coverage with competitive terms. You represent a small shop that fabricates light metal goods and performs occasional trailer hitch work (under 25% of operations) — IPMG can evaluate class mix and offer appropriate coverage on an E&S basis in the program states. Contact our team today to discuss placement strategies and the documentation needed for fast underwriting decisions: [email protected] Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?This program is ideal for small welding operations, including mobile welders and those working on farm equipment, handrails, metal goods, or light auto/truck body repair. Is off-site welding work covered under this program?Yes. The program provides coverage for welding performed both at the insured’s shop and at off-site locations, subject to underwriting review of the exposure. What documentation is required to submit a risk?A completed ACORD application and a supplemental welders application are required. Include details on operations, percentage of mobile work, any hot-work controls, payroll or sales, and recent loss history to speed the review. What states is this program available in?The Welders Insurance program is currently available on a non-admitted basis in Florida, Illinois, and Missouri. What is the minimum premium for this program?Minimum premium starts at $1,000, depending on the risk characteristics and underwriting evaluation. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

...istrators Community Associations Umbrella Insurance McGowan Program Administrators (MPA) offers a specialized Community Associations Umbrella Insurance program tailored for agents and brokers placing community association business. With broad eligibility, flexible underwriting and high-limit capacity, this program fills gaps in primary coverage and provides excess protection for a wide range of residential and mixed-use associations across the U.S. Ideal Accounts and Target Classes Eligible Classes: Condominium Associations Homeowners Associations (HOAs) Planned Unit Developments (PUDs) Townhome Associations Property Owners Associations Cooperatives Master Associations This program is designed for associations that require higher liability limits or broader excess protection. It works well for single-site associations as well as large master-planned communities and portfolios that need consistent excess placement across multiple locations. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Products Offered: Umbrella Liability Limits Available: $1MM – $100MM Required Underlying Rating: A- / VII (exceptions can be considered based on account quality) Key program features: Defense Costs Outside the Limits — Defense expenses are paid in addition to the policy limit, helping preserve indemnity limits. No Shared Limits — Each insured receives a separate policy and policy number for clearer limits and claims handling. No Exclusion for Real Estate Managers — Third-party property managers can be included, reducing coverage gaps for associations that use outside managers. Aggregates Per Location — Important for associations with multiple buildings or sites where location-based aggregation matters. Available “Follow Form” Coverages: Directors & Officers (including Employment Practices Liability) Automobile Liability Employers Liability These follow-form options allow the umbrella to align with a broad set of underlying policies for consistent excess protection. Underwriting Notes MPA partners with multiple carriers to provide flexible underwriting solutions. While an A- / VII underlying carrier is standard, high-quality accounts with strong risk controls may qualify for exceptions. The program supports a wide spectrum of risks — from small condo associations to complex master associations and account portfolios. Typical considerations include the size and financial strength of the association, claims history, property exposures, and management arrangements. Practical examples: You might have a condo association with limited primary limits and significant common-area exposures that needs $10M in umbrella capacity to meet contractual requirements and protect the board and members. You might place a large master association that requires location-based aggregates across several neighborhoods and follows form over D&O and auto liabilities for consolidated excess protection. Territories and Availability This program is available nationwide, including all 50 states and Washington, DC. MPA can bind coverage for coastal and inland risks alike and supports placements across the listed states. Why Work With McGowan Program Administrators? As a managing general underwriter focused on niche programs, McGowan Program Administrators combines underwriting expertise, responsive service and access to strong carrier capacity. Agents benefit from dedicated underwriters who understand community association exposures and can structure excess solutions that match each client’s organization, policy structure and risk profile. For more information on Community Associations Umbrella Insurance, please contact us! Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this umbrella program?This program is ideal for residential associations such as HOAs, condo associations, PUDs and cooperatives that need higher liability limits and broad excess coverage over common-area, board and management exposures. What is the minimum and maximum umbrella limit available?Limits range from $1 million to $100 million, depending on the account structure, underlying limits and underwriting considerations. Are real estate managers covered under this policy?Yes. The program does not automatically exclude third-party property managers, so associations that use outside management firms can often include their managers under the umbrella, subject to underwriting review. Can this program provide follow-form coverage over D&O and EPL exposures?Yes. Available follow-form coverages include Directors & Officers (including EPL), Automobile Liability and Employers Liability to allow seamless excess placement over those underlying policies. Is this program available in all states?Yes. The Community Associations Umbrella Insurance program is available in all 50 states and Washington, DC. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. ...

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. ...

Victor O. Schinnerer & Company, Inc. offers a claims-made Real Estate Errors & Omissions (E&O) program designed for a broad range of real estate professionals. The program is underwritten through CNA and is administered by Schinnerer as a Managing General Underwriter. Coverage can be tailored to individual firm operations and risk profiles, and Schinnerer's Real Estate E&O program is the exclusive E&O insurance partner for the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® (mortgage brokers excluded). Overview of the Program This Real Estate E&O program provides professional liability protection for errors, omissions and negligent acts arising from real estate services. The policy is written on a claims-made basis and is intended for agents, brokers and related professionals whose exposures arise from residential, commercial and transactional real estate activities. Limits and deductibles are flexible to match different firm sizes and exposures. Ideal Accounts and Appetite Residential real estate agents and small-to-mid sized brokerages Commercial real estate professionals and leasing agents Independent and certified appraisers Auctioneers and transactional specialists Property managers and firms providing leasing or tenant-placement services Mortgage brokers (note: excluded from the NAR partnership) Schinnerer typically looks for traditional real estate operations with documented procedures, reasonable transaction volume for the firm size, and standard commission and contract practices. Excessive specialty exposures (large construction escrow handling, major development projects, or high-volume mortgage lending) may require supplemental underwriting or alternative markets. Coverage Highlights and Advantages Claims-made E&O wording tailored to real estate operations Flexible limits up to $5 million Deductibles starting at $1,000 and premium options that begin at $500 Program underwriting through CNA—strength and claims handling experience Customizable endorsements to address common real estate exposures (e.g., transactional errors, failure to disclose, misrepresentation) Schinnerer’s direct relationship with the NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF REALTORS® supports placement for REALTOR® members (mortgage brokers are excluded from that affiliation) Underwriting Notes and Minimums Policies are underwritten on a firm-by-firm basis. Important submission elements include current application, loss runs (typically last 5 years), copies of standard listing and purchase agreements, and a description of risk management procedures. Because this is a claims-made program, pay attention to retroactive dates and prior acts coverage when negotiating placement. Premiums, deductibles and limits are flexible; the program lists premiums starting at $500, deductibles starting at $1,000, and limits up to $5,000,000. Larger or more complex accounts may require excess placement or individualized underwriting and pricing. Territories and Availability Available through Victor O. Schinnerer & Company, Inc. as a Managing General Underwriter and placed with CNA. 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...T, VA, WA, DC, WV, WI, WY). Confirm state-specific availability and filings when submitting. What submission materials does Schinnerer typically require?Provide a current application, recent loss runs, representative contracts (listing/purchase/management agreements), and a summary of firm operations including transaction volume and risk management practices. These materials help expedite underwriting and obtain competitive terms. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist.

IPMG (Insurance Program Managers Group) offers a specialized Crime Coverage Insurance program that helps agents and brokers place standalone protection for clients that face financial loss from criminal acts. Through IPMG’s relationships with multiple E&S markets, you can access monoline crime solutions tailored for private and publicly traded companies, not-for-profits, and public entities. Ideal Accounts and Appetite This program is designed for insureds that need a dedicated crime policy as part of their enterprise risk management. Target classes include: Mid- to large-size private or public companies with significant cash handling, receipting, or electronic transaction volume Municipalities and other public entities exposed to internal or external fraud risks Not-for-profit organizations that handle donations, grants, or other funds vulnerable to employee dishonesty You might have a client such as a regional nonprofit with multiple fundraising channels or a local government office with decentralized cash handling—both would benefit from a monoline crime program placed through IPMG. Coverage Highlights and Advantages IPMG’s Crime Coverage Insurance program offers broad protection for a full range of crime exposures: Employee Theft and Employee Dishonesty Forgery and Alteration of checks, credit card receipts, and other negotiable instruments Theft, Disappearance and Destruction (on and off premises) Computer Fraud and Funds Transfer Fraud Money Orders and Counterfeit Currency losses Key policy features and options: Primary and excess limits available to build layered programs Discovery form wording Worldwide coverage options where appropriate Limits available up to $10 million, subject to underwriting The program is structured to address both internal threats (employee dishonesty, collusion) and external schemes (cyber-assisted fraud, social engineering, forged instruments). Underwriting Notes and Minimum Premiums As a managing general agency and E&S broker, IPMG underwrites accounts with flexibility based on complexity and exposures. Preferred submissions include: Recent financials and loss runs Description of internal controls, segregation of duties, and treasury procedures Details on electronic payment and funds transfer processes Minimum premiums vary by class, limits, and coverage scope—submitters should expect underwriting questions about controls and loss history to determine pricing and eligibility. Territories and Availability This non-admitted program is currently available in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Missouri. Agents and brokers writing business in these states can access IPMG’s E&S markets for competitive placement options. Why Work With IPMG? IPMG combines niche commercial program experience with direct access to multiple excess & surplus markets. That means: Responsive underwriting geared to complex or unusual crime exposures Flexible placement options, including primary and excess layers A partnership approach for agents—IPMG supports submissions, negotiates terms, and helps structure limits and retentions Whether you’re placing a municipality, a multi-site nonprofit, or a growing company with heavy transaction volume, IPMG can help secure tailored crime protection where admitted markets may not be available or sufficient. Give us a call for more information about IPMG's Crime Coverage Insurance! Frequently Asked Questions What types of accounts are a good fit for this program?Ideal accounts include private and public companies, municipalities, and nonprofits that handle significant cash flows or financial transactions and need protection against fraud, theft, or employee dishonesty. Is this coverage available on an admitted basis?No. This program is offered on a non-admitted basis through multiple E&S markets accessed by IPMG. What is the minimum premium for this program?Minimum premiums vary depending on the risk profile, selected limits, and coverage options. Contact IPMG for specific underwriting guidance and premium indications. Can this policy be written as excess over another crime policy?Yes. IPMG can provide both primary and excess limits to create layered coverage structures when appropriate. Which states is this program available in?This program is currently available in Florida, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, and Missouri. Need help placing an account? Connect with a market specialist. ...