Hard-to-place risks we've solved
A non-renewal notice, a large claim or a tough class of business can leave a good company with few options. These are short accounts of how we've helped clients in that position. Client names are withheld.
What happened, and how it turned out
Manufacturer non-renewed after a $600,000 fire
An Eastern Washington manufacturer was dropped by its insurer of more than 20 years after a fire at its facility. We placed a new program, built for the business, at about the same premium.
Learn more →Transportation company facing a 40% renewal increase
After a liability loss, a Western Washington transportation company's insurer raised its rate by almost 40%. We placed the coverage at par with the expiring policy.
Learn more →Contractor declined everywhere after a deck failure
A California contractor couldn't find insurance after a deck failed on a customer's job. We placed the right coverage and helped him build risk management tools for his subcontractors.
Learn more →Situations we're asked to solve
A non-renewal notice
Your insurer is leaving your class of business, or leaving you after a claim, and the clock is running.
A large or recent loss
One claim has changed how insurers see a business with an otherwise good record.
A class few insurers want
Roofing, trucking, manufacturing and other work that standard insurers often decline.
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Case studies describe actual First Underwriters client situations, with identifying details withheld. Every business is different. Coverage availability, terms and premium depend on each insurer's underwriting, and past results do not guarantee a similar outcome.