| Worldwide Facilities® has access to all the major domestic and foreign
umbrella and excess carriers, and is well positioned to
place virtually any class of non-standard business. Coverage
is available on either an occurrence or claims made basis,
with extensions for various professional and pollution
exposures. We specialize in creative placements, and structure
deals on either a quota share or excess of loss basis
depending on the account. We even have in-house underwriting
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TARGET
CLASSES
Manufacturers |
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Invasive
and Non-Invasive Medical Products |
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Heavy
Machinery, Equipment and Tools |
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Consumer
Products of all types, including Toys |
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Vitamin
and Nutritional Supplements |
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Sporting
Goods |
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Recreational
and Safety Equipment |
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Automotive
Equipment |
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Food
Processing and Distribution |
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Pharmaceuticals
(including Clinical Trials) |
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Valves
and Boilers |
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Exposures |
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Habitational
Risks (including Apartments, HOAs, Hotels/Motels,
Casinos) |
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Restaurants,
Nightclubs, and Bars (including Liquor Liability) |
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School
Districts and Municipalities (including E&O
and School Board Legal) |
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Property
Owners and Managers |
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Health
and Exercise Clubs |
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Amusement
Parks |
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Research
and Development Firms (including E&O)
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Residential
and Commercial |
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General
and Subcontractors |
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Equipment
Rental Operators
(see Construction Section for full details)
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| Automobile |
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Truckers–Local
Log Haul |
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Shuttle
Services and Taxis |
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Excursion
and School Buses |
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Claims–Distressed
Accounts |
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| AVAILABLE
COVERAGE FEATURES |
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Can
include E&O and other Professional Liability
Coverages |
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EPLI |
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Buffer
Layers |
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Pollution
Extensions |
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Excess
Workers’ Compensation |
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High
Excess Limits available |
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Can
Schedule Foreign Liability Policies on Underlying |
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