Commercial Lines

In an underwriting alliance with Huntersure, LLC, QBE brings professional liability coverage to midsize to large architectural, engineering and contractor businesses.

Tamika Mapp’s agency caters almost exclusively to childcare providers in the city that never sleeps. Why focus on such a specific niche? “There are a million independent brokers in New York City,” she says. “You really have to differentiate yourself.”

An insured food distributor has a BOP which includes equipment breakdown. When their storage facility has an ammonia leak, they turn in a food contamination claim—but can’t provide an accident diagnosis.

The product is easy to understand and aims to help ease the financial impact of supplemental health care costs by combining accident, hospital indemnity and critical illness coverage.

To effectively compete in 2018, your restaurant clients need to focus on one area in particular: their employees.

Independent agent Andrew Bierschied moved into the insurance industry to “have a little more control over my own destiny, career-wise and financially,” he says.

An insured has an ISO CGL policy with additional insured forms attached, specifically listing the general contractor as an additional insured. Does a named insured need to be named in a claim to trigger coverage on the policy for the additional insured?

From typical property and liability risks like slip-and-fall to less common ones like food-borne illnesses, restaurants face a variety of unique exposures. And that requires securing additional layers of coverage beyond what an average small business requ

A fast-paced environment coupled with slippery surfaces make restaurants liability landmines, leading to costly workers comp and personal injury claims.

Nurses Service Organization already covers more than half a million nursing professionals and is expanding with its exclusive carrier CNA to bring customized professional liability coverage to certified registered nurse anesthetists.