U.S. Risk Sarasota
Toll Free: (888) 242-3646
Local: (941) 308-1918
New business submissions: WCSubmissions@usrisk.com
Bind requests and all other correspondence: WCGeneralPolicy@usrisk.com
Our Workers' Compensation Program
Our workers’ compensation carrier partners include 20+ markets writing a wide variety of classifications including new ventures and accounts with lapses in coverage. In addition to workers’ compensation, U.S. Risk offers all lines of property and casualty insurance including specialties in property, liability and fidelity. With access to over 130 carriers countrywide, U.S. Risk has developed a solid reputation for servicing its retail customers and for profitability with its carriers.
Program Highlights
- Access to “A”-rated carriers with a wide spectrum of risk appetites
- Ability to write coverage nationally
- Product offerings include guaranteed cost, retrospective rating plans, large deductibles
- Access to alternative platforms such as agency captives, sponsored captives, professional employment organizations and administrative service organizations
- Multitude of payment plans including pay-as-you-go plans
- Optimized turnaround time on complete submissions
- Underwriting expertise and carrier relationship
- Program manager and wholesale broker operations
- Technology-driven
- Elite agency status with select carriers
UNDERWRITING
Traci Huskey
(941) 444-1659 | Send a Secure Email
Brian Rudolph
(941) 444-1643 | Send a Secure Email
ACCOUNT SERVICES
Debbie Phillips
(941) 444-1650 | Send a Secure Email
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