Individual Appraisers
Program Highlights
- Admitted – “A” Rated Insurance Company
- Competitive Premiums
- Match Prior Acts with Proof of Coverage
- Payment Options Available
- Broad Definition of Professional Services (Supervisory Appraiser, Notary Public, Member of a Formal Accreditation Committee, Standards Review Committee or Similar Board)
- Zero Deductible
- Drone Photo Coverage Extension
- Discrimination Coverage
- Premises Liability Coverage
- Policy Limits (Up to $1,000,000 Per Claim/ $2,000,000 Annual Aggregate)
- Defense Costs outside the Limits of Liability
- Policy Applies to Acts, Errors, Omissions or Personal Injury (Occurring Anywhere in the World)
- Coverage for Home Measurement Services and Review Appraisals
- Free Extended Reporting Period for Death, Disability or Retirement
Get In Touch
Intercorp understands the business needs of appraisers. Put his experience to work for your coverage!
Email Intercorp
717-721-3500
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Resource Center
Risk Briefing … Fee Suits
A common question raised by our professionals concerns the pursuit of outstanding unpaid fees owed to the firm: “Can I sue for my unpaid fees?” Risk Managers and claims personnel are not authorized to provide legal advice. Instead, we can offer a historical perspective on how clients typically respond to similar collection actions.
The ABC’s of E&O Insurance
Professional liability insurance is designed to cover organizations or persons that render professional services for the liability exposure they face for a failure to use due care and the degree of skill expected of a person. In medical fields, this is generally referred to as malpractice insurance. In non-medical professions, it is usually called errors and omissions insurance.
Sweat the Small Stuff (So You Don’t End Up With Big Problems)
Check, recheck, document, and supervise; these simple tasks can be crucial to your reputation and opportunities. Proofreading. Ugh! It probably conjures up images of college term papers or maybe that fussy eighth grade English teacher who valiantly tried to teach you the appropriate...