Protection for professionals and businesses against financial losses arising from errors in their professional services in the event of mistakes, omissions, or inadequate services.
The E&S (non-admitted) insurance market is where non-standard, hard-to-place commercial risks secure coverage when they can’t do so in the admitted market. Efficiency and underwriting sophistication are paramount in a space characterized by complex, hazardous exposures and compressed timelines.
However, incumbent players in this $80B+ (domestic) market remain slow and unsophisticated as this relative backwater, niche area has yet to integrate modern technology and processes.
Capacity up to $5,000,000 max per risk, primary or excess, for three separate professional liability segments with distinct product offerings to support each of their nuances. Minimum premiums starting as low as $5,000.
Excess pricing may be based on rate-on-line or calculated from our primary pricing and underwriting approach
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James.Lassiter@ledgebrook.comA strategic addition to your insurance portfolio that provides an extra layer of financial protection for your assets and peace of mind for your business.
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Ledgebrook’s modern, next-gen tech stack drives topline by delivering the speed that wholesale brokers crave and bottom line by leveraging data to enhance decision making.
To deliver speed we apply technology to the friction points of the traditional underwriting process: submission intake, triage, data capture + storage and the UW workbench.
Our tech enables us to leverage data-driven insights faster by collecting more data (everything from all submissions), storing that data efficiently to enable analysis and quickly implementing learnings using our flexible tech.
Protection and legal support in case of accidents or incidents occurring on business premises or as a direct result of routine business operations.
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Protection once a specified threshold of losses is exceeded, offering additional coverage beyond what would typically be covered by primary policies.
