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Programs for Marine Businesses While marine businesses are by their own nature often unique, in our years in the practice, we have developed some of the most common ones into package programs... continue reading
Marine & Longshore by Line By line, you can tailor the coverage to fit any client with any one or combinations of our coverages. LIG’s unique ability to tailor coverages, especially for the variety... continue reading
Understanding Marine & Longshore Insurance Since the start of LIG, education has been our keystone. With the base of our formal Certified Marine Insurance Professional designation (CMIP), to the speeches,... continue reading
Featured Program – “Marine Contractor Combined Program” This program has been designed exclusively for Marine Contractors in all states, regardless of the type of work they perform. It can include a small amount of “dry” work... continue reading

OUR LATEST NEWS

The Importance of On-Hire Surveys for Bareboat Charters

IAN GREENWAY

1/7/2019 12:18:00 PM

We cover a great number of risks where the Insured bareboat charters the vessel from the vessel owner. Typically, most carriers require on and off hire surveys, but they make sense even when...

YOU Are Invited!

IAN GREENWAY

7/17/2018 6:40:00 AM

Posted By Karen Tischler, CMIP Education Events Hey All Insurance Professionals! Just wanted to invite you to our upcoming education event, the CMIP Insuring Marine Employees Seminar! The...

Do you have enough limit on your Luxury Yacht Policies?

IAN GREENWAY

2/6/2018 8:27:00 AM

An unnamed woman who was sexually assaulted on a luxury yacht docked in Fort Lauderdale was awarded nearly $70.6 million in damages after she sued the yacht’s owner. The incident took place on board the Endless...

Is a Worker on an Island Longshore?

IAN GREENWAY

1/29/2018 7:27:00 AM

One of the most common questions we receive in our office is: “Is a worker who works in a non-maritime job on an island and commutes by any form of boat eligible for Longshore benefits?” First, we...