Employment Practices Liability Insurance
for Title & Escrow Agents
No employer would consider going without General Liability
or Property Insurance, yet it is more likely an employer
will have an Employment Practices claim than a General
Liability or Property claim.
Can your business really afford to be without
this crucial coverage?
Over the past two decades, employment practice disputes
have become one of the fastest-growing sources of litigation
in the United States. Regardless of your industry or
the size of your business, no employer is immune to
charges of discriminatory practices from disgruntled
current or former employees.
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41% of employment claims are against employers
with 100 or fewer employees.
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It is estimated six out of ten companies have
been named in a discrimination or sexual harassment
lawsuit in the past five years.
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Over 30 million employment cases have been filed
in Federal, State and Local courts.
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94% of jurors believe the employer should be held
responsible even if evidence shows no knowledge of
alleged discrimination.
EPLI, or employment practices liability insurance,
protects the business and the corporate officers
from being sued should a lawsuit be filed against them
related to discrimination or harassment in the workplace.
This discrimination can be in a wide range of forms,
from sexual harassment to racial discrimination to failure
to promote to wrongful termination.
Our coverage applies to a wide range of workplace exposures
and is designed to address the latest trends in the
industry. A variety of risk management resources are
available to help policyholders better prepare for workplace
risks. And, like all protection from Daniels-Head Insurance,
our coverage will help you gain confidence and peace
of mind if a potentially damaging claim threatens to
put your business in a tailspin.
We give our attention to your insurance needs, so that
you can give your attention to your business.
Contact
us to learn more about this crucial coverage
and how we can make it fit your business needs.
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