Liability
General liability sits on Shield paper — manuscripted to the premises, the events, and the operations the organization actually runs.
About
Written for the risk that isn’t standard.
Specialized and non-traditional coverage is a complex program. This site is here so officers, advisors, and governing boards can see the lines clearly — liability, property, and the people in charge.
Mandate
Why this company exists.
Specialized risks do not fit a standard form. That is why this company exists.
The premises, the events, the people who govern, and the funds sit in different forms unless someone makes them one program. Shield writes general liability, directors & officers, and excess liability for specialized and non-traditional organizations, and facilitates property, commercial crime, special events, and other lines so that program can be read as a whole.
That is a choice to operate as an insurer: to hold capital, to reserve for unpaid losses, and to answer for the forms we issue.
Nothing here binds coverage. The pages exist so an organization can make an informed decision — then correspond with Shield about the form that actually applies.
The premises
Property programs for scheduled buildings are facilitated so the structure, contents, and time-element loss sit with the rest of the coverages.
The board
Directors & officers coverage for the people who govern, with commercial crime and other lines arranged beside them.
Character
Quiet on the outside. Exact on the form.
The ordinary work is mostly invisible: board minutes, actuarial opinions, statutory filings, claims protocols. That is by design. The people this company covers should feel the protection, not the machinery.
What is public is the program. Shield writes for specialized and non-traditional organizations. Its issued lines are general liability, directors & officers, and excess liability. It facilitates property, commercial crime, special events, and other coverages as the program requires.
Correspondence
Talk to Shield.
Coverage questions, claims notices, and certificates of insurance — for the organization and the people who advise it.