CITA Insurance Services, a division of Brown & Brown Program
Insurance Services Inc., has released a new Insurance Agents Errors
& Omissions program. CITA’s new Agents E&O program features
vanishing and capped deductibles, personal identity/cyber event coverage
(first party), an 80/20 consent-to-settle provision, and many more
optional enhancements.
The product also offers a lower deductible for E&O claims arising from business through an agency’s top carrier.
According to John Jasinski, chief marketing officer of Brown and
Brown Program Insurance Services Inc., and executive vice president of
CITA Insurance Services states the product was developed with American
Alternative Insurance Corporation (AAIC) to facilitate the needs of
insurance agencies of all shapes and sizes.
Claims administration is offered through Lancer Claims Services, a
Division of Brown & Brown Program Insurance Services, Inc.
The new product is currently admitted in 47 states.
AAIC is domiciled in Delaware and is a subsidiary of the Munich Re
America Corporation, a Delaware holding company. The company,
headquartered in Princeton, NJ, is an admitted insurer in all fifty
states and the District of Columbia.
CITA Insurance Services, a Division of Brown & Brown Program
Insurance Services, Inc., is a professional liability insurance program
administrator.
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