ASCE Welcomes The Hanover as an Engineers’ Professional Liability Program Partner
Effective
- Limits up to
$10 million - Broad definition of professional services (engineer, surveyor, architect, and more)
- Reputation protection expenses (up to 50 percent reimbursement/
$50,000 max) - Claim-free deductible reduction (25 percent/
$10,000 max) - Claim expenses (first
$100,000 reimbursed and will not erode policy limits) - Exceptional risk management resources including tools, sample documents, and more
The new partnership will provide more options for design professionals. "We're excited to partner with Pearl to provide ASCE members with innovative coverages and services to more effectively address their evolving risks and exposures. During a time when there will be a significant rebuilding of infrastructure across the country, The Hanover is committed to helping our partner agents meet the ever-changing needs of our customers," said
ASCE members eligible for professional liability insurance underwritten by The Hanover include:
- Engineers located in
Indiana andNew York : All firms, no limitations on firm size or billings - Engineers located in all other states: Firms with $3–$35 million in annual billings and $2–$10 million in policy limits
Engineers seeking professional liability insurance can learn more by calling (888) 619-1908 or visiting ASCEinsurance.com.
The
The ASCE Professional Liability Program is marketed and administered by
About The Hanover
The Hanover Insurance Group, Inc. is the holding company for several property and casualty insurance companies, which together constitute one of the largest insurance businesses in
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