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Does my licensed insurance representative have to make sure that a Licensed insurer will not provide insurance before they insure me with a Non Admitted insurer?

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Does my licensed insurance representative have to make sure that a Licensed insurer will not provide insurance before they insure me with a Non Admitted insurer?

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Yes. The Division of Insurance requires that insurance producer determine that your risk cannot be insured with a Licensed insurer. This process is called “Due Diligence” However, if you pay more than $50,000 in premiums and employ, or contract with, a professional Risk Manager the producer may not have to conduct this search. This is because the State Legislature recognizes that you are a sophisticated insurance buyer that recognizes the differences between the two types of insurers.

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