Trustees’ Liability Program for Self-Insurance and Risk Retention Groups
Errors & Omissions (E&O) Directors & Officers (D&O), Employment Practices Liability (EPL) Insurance Coverage
Trustees' Liability Program for Self-Insurance Groups covers the self-insurance entity, its board and board members, employees, and duly constituted committees. Optional coverage is available to the sponsoring association to cover the association, its board and board members, and employees. Additionally, optional coverage may be available to subsidiaries providing services such as insurance brokerage, claims administration, loss control, and insurance program administration.
Provided Coverage
Self-Insurance and Risk Retention Groups
Coverage is provided to the self-insurance group in the event that claims are made against the self-insurance group for wrongful acts committed by the group or its Trustee, Director, Officer or Employee.Trustees, Directors, and Officers
Trustees, Directors and Officers of a self-insurance group can be held personally liable for their acts. This policy specifically includes the Trustees, Directors and Officers of a self-insurance group to help protect their personal assets.Employees of the Self-Insurance Group
In many instances, employees of a self-insurance group, including employed administrators, will be named in a suit. This policy provides coverage to the employees for authorized actions performed on behalf of the self-insurance group.Optional Coverage
Sponsoring Association
Many self-insurance groups are sponsored by a not-for-profit association, public entity association or trade association. With the Trustees' Liability Program, coverage is provided to the sponsoring association, and its Directors, Officers and employees.Background
In 1981, Brokers’ Risk introduced its Trustees’ Liability Program to address the specific needs of self-insurance groups, trusts and funds. Since that time, Brokers’ Risk has cultivated exceptional knowledge of self-insurance groups, as well as expertise in claims handling.
Renewal Requirements
Completed application, signed and dated within 60 days prior to the proposed effective date
- Most recent audited financial statements for all prospective Insured's and interim financial statements, if available
- Full copy(s) of the excess insurance, reinsurance or stop loss policies as applicable
- Current contracts with all vendors and third party administrators such as claim, program administration, underwriting, marketing, loss control, and investment services
- Certificate of Insurance for third party administrators evidencing their E&O Insurance
- Most recent actuarial study for all prospective Insured's
- Amended copies of the Trust Agreements, Bylaws, Member Participation Agreements, if applicable
- Copy of current Surplus Lines License of the broker filing the taxes and affidavit
- If coverage for the Association applies:
- Completed Association Application(s), signed and dated within 60 days prior to proposed effective date
- Most recent audited financial statement for all Association(s), and interim financial statements, if available
- Amended copies of Constitution, Bylaws if applicable
- Sample copies of all Publications (magazines, brochures, handbooks, policies)
- Contracts for sponsorship, endorsement or promotion of any products and/or services
Kevin Gallagher
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