Home Inspectors, Law Firms and Accountants
Nuts & Bolts:
Avon, Conn.-based Target Insurance Services has available new markets for home inspectors professional liability, including optional general liability; professional liability for large law firms (50-plus in size); and professional liability for accountants. Through the professional liability program for lawyers 50-plus, agents and brokers can now turn to Target for coverage in all states except Florida, Hawaii, Iowa, and Nebraska. In addition, excess coverage for all size law firms continues to be available through Target in all states, as are surplus lines policies for firms of all sizes in California, Oregon and Washington. Designed for accounting firms with $3 million or less in annual revenue, the policy includes: terrorism coverage (at no additional premium), automatic inclusion of predecessor and successor, optional first dollar defense, four extended reporting period options, including unlimited, and much more.
Dollars:
In addition to many options for coverage, limits and deductibles, members of the American Society of Home Inspectors and the National Association of Home Inspectors are eligible for a premium discount.
Carrier:
All three programs are backed by a carrier partner rated “A+ X V” by A.M. Best. The company’s new accountants professional liability program is an admitted program underwritten through Fireman’s Fund Specialty, a part of Fireman’s Fund Insurance Co.
States Available:
Target’s Home Inspectors Program is available in all states, except Alaska and Hawaii. The accountants program is available in most Midwest and Western states: Alaska, Alabama, Arkansas, Arizona, California, Colorado, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Iowa, Kansas, Louisiana, Michigan, Missouri, Mississippi, Montana, Nebraska, New Mexico, North Dakota, Nevada, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Dakota, Texas, Utah, Washington, Wisconsin and Wyoming.
Contact:
www.target-capital.com.
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