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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

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Dredging up the Real Exposure for a Dredging Company

IAN GREENWAY

2/12/2021 10:05:00 PM

The most common misconceptions when covering dredging company employees revolve around admiralty jurisdiction and Jones Act seaman status. Many dredging companies, whose main operation is...

US Federal Government Settle Jones Act Lawsuit for $2 Million

IAN GREENWAY

10/7/2020 2:34:00 PM

A 58-year-old civilian maritime worker received a Jones Act settlement in 2013 after being seriously injured while working aboard a United States military ship in the port of Jangu, South...

Activity-Based Maritime Employee Coverage?

IAN GREENWAY

8/28/2019 10:36:00 AM

I was recently asked if it would be possible to put a Marine Workers' Compensation policy in place that could cover a specific incident. While the question itself appeared logical, fully covering...

Subcontractors and Longshore

IAN GREENWAY

7/1/2019 7:01:00 AM

Did you know that if an Employer has uninsured subcontractors working for them, they pick up their exposure? And if the subcontractor doesn’t have the proper coverage in place, ie...