Insurance
Flagship Insurance Agency is offering an excess liability policy to D.C. Bar members. This excess liability policy supplements the basic personal liability coverage provided under personal insurance policies, such as homeowners and auto. Excess liability policies provide coverage over underlying coverage and may cover liabilities that would be excluded under the home or auto policy. Coverage is sold in $5 million increments. This line of personal property-casualty cover has the lowest ratio of premium to maximum claim payout of personal insurance lines.
The excess liability policy provided to D.C. Bar members includes worldwide excess liability protection, with coverage for personal injury, including libel and slander. (Personal injury for high profile individuals may not include libel and slander). It also includes property damage coverage afforded for liability claims which exceed the underlying limits of the existing automobile, homeowners, and watercraft insurance through other insurance policies. Legal and related defense costs are paid in addition to the policy coverage limits.
Click here and use Company Code – 0172 to get started. Questions? Call Bill Cleave at 609-818-9534.
The D.C. Bar is partnered with USI Affinity to provide a Lawyer's Professional Liability (LPL) program to D.C. Bar members. USI Affinity is a nationwide leader in designing and administering Bar Association insurance programs, with more than 50 years of experience insuring attorneys, and is the insurance plan administrator for more than 400 associations nationwide, representing some 15 million members.
USI Affinity built its leadership position on personal service. Representatives work closely with law firms to understand their practice and the risks they face, then obtain coverage tailored to their individual needs. USI Affinity’s extensive experience combined with their market position and strong relationships with top insurance companies give them the ability to design comprehensive, customized coverage at competitive prices.
To learn more about the Lawyer's Professional Liability insurance program for D.C. lawyers, call Mark Lefever, 610-537-1435, or click here to request a free quote.
The District of Columbia Bar obtains discounts to this partner’s offerings as a benefit of membership; disclaims liability for all of this partner’s products and services; and does not make any representations, warranties, endorsements, or recommendations concerning any of its products and services. In some instances, the DC Bar may receive non-dues royalty revenue from products and services purchased by members. USI Affinity and the D.C. Bar are separate entities independent of each other. Unlike USI Affinity, the D.C. Bar is not an insurance provider and therefore disclaims all liability for all products and services offered and provided by USI Affinity.
The DC Bar is excited to announce that we have partnered with Figo Pet Insurance to give all your family members the healthcare they deserve. Click here to learn more.
Enjoy a combined 5% discount off through the DC Bar members benefits offer.
Health Insurance Marketplace
Administered by Member Benefits, the D.C. Bar Health Insurance Marketplace offers a broad level of insurance choices for D.C. Bar members, their staff, and eligible dependents. Compare plans from major carriers, get quotes, enroll online, speak with licensed benefits counselors, and receive year-round concierge-level support — all in one location. The Marketplace offers you convenient access to products and benefits such as:
- Individual Health
- Group Health & Employee Benefits
- Dental & Vision
- Telehealth
- Medicare Solutions
Visit the D.C. Bar Health Insurance Marketplace at:
http://memberbenefitsmarketplace.com/dcbar/.
The District of Columbia Bar obtains discounts to our partners' offerings as a benefit of membership; disclaims liability for all of our partners' products and services; and does not make any representations, warranties, endorsements, or recommendations concerning any of our partners' products and services. In some instances, the D.C. Bar may receive non-dues royalty revenue from products and services purchased by members.
