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Our products
Excess Worker's Compensation- Reduce your worker's compensation costs, improve business processes and increase profitability.
Captives and Reinsurance- Advanced financial strategies to reduce insurance costs.
Predictive analytics- Use statistical and analytical techniques to develop predictive models that enable accurate predictions about future outcomes.
Life Insurance- Prepare for the financial future of an individual family or the family of key executives within a company.
Executive liability- Solutions that respond to Director and Officer exposures of today’s regulatory and litigious business environment.
Property and Casualty- Risk management capabilities focused on protecting the enterprise, generating higher economic returns and increasing stakeholder value and confidence.
Network security- Implement best security practices before a loss to mitigate the probability and severity of an event.
Personal Lines- Protect everything else that matters.
Industries we Protect
Technology
Manufacturing
Financial services
Law firms
Restaurants
Real estate
Life sciences
Non-profit
Construction
Small business
Higher education
Retail
Energy
Trucking
Commercial-risk news
- Company Holiday Parties & Liquor Liability
- By Andrew Royce, November 23, 2015
It is that time of year again -- when many companies host holiday parties for clients and colleagues. While holiday parties can be a lot of fun, they can also expose the company to additional liability. Does your Commercial …
- Futures & Funds Firms: E&O Insurance Market Overview
- By Andrew Royce, July 22, 2015
A 40-year veteran in the futures industry recently told me what he thought was wrong with insurance: “The problem with insurance is that the underwriters don’t understand our business.” In fairness to insurance underwriters, …
- Where does Workers Compensation Begin and End?
- By Andrew Royce, June 23, 2015
To be covered under workers' compensation, a worker must be injured while within the scope of their employment. While this rule seems clear, the term ‘Scope of Employment’ remains the subject of many legal disputes each …
