Have you grown accustomed your current remote work capabilities? Are sweat pants and more time with the family pet making you happy? Are you worried that the reopening of the country may require you to return to the office? Then we have a solution for you! The “Work From Home Defender” protects your income in the event that your employer wants you to return to work in the office full time and you refuse.
Property Inspector Insurance Program
Business Risk Partners is a leading provider of E&O and GL Insurance for Home Inspectors. We are a Gold Affiliate of The American Society of Home Inspectors (ASHI) and backed by the financial strength and stability at Lloyd’s of London. We offer comprehensive coverage and unparalleled customer service
Active Assailant & Threat Coverage
Active Assailant & Threat Coverage – For Evolving Threats in a Mid-Pandemic World
This year, as we carry forward into a mid-pandemic world, tensions remain high, while businesses and families continue to struggle. Even with many people isolating, threats are ever evolving and emerging as businesses reopen.
Abuse Coverage for your Social Services risks
Are you having difficulty finding Abuse Coverage for your Social Services risks?
To Our Trading Partners: Evolution of Management Liability Partnership
We would like to update you on our continued partnership with AIG. As you may have read, Julia Keenan has been appointed as Head of LexPro, leading Lexington’s entry into the “wholesale only” Management Liability business. We are pleased to continue our partnership on these products with Julia and her team at Lexington, a member company of AIG and the largest U.S. based Excess &Surplus Lines Insurance carrier.
2020 Could Make 2021 the Year of Insurance Agency E&O Lawsuits
Insurance agents and brokers should prepare for a big agency errors and omissions (E&O) litigation wave to crash their shores in 2021.
Agency E&O claims are a lagging indicator, meaning plaintiffs typically only go after agents and brokers after they exhaust other legal avenues—most often suing insurers—and come up short, according to experts at the 2020 virtual Professional Liability Underwriting Society (PLUS) conference.