Seneca Insurance Company is an excess and surplus lines carrier and independently managed subsidiary of Crum & Forster, specializing in difficult-to-place commercial property and liability risks nationwide. Seneca's underwriting-first, no-minimum-premium approach gives NeitClem the flexibility to place niche and nonstandard accounts that don't fit conventional underwriting boxes.
Coverage lines NeitClem can access through Seneca. Appetite, capacity, and eligible classes vary by state and by individual account — our brokerage team can confirm the fit before you market the risk.
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Admiral Insurance Group, a member of W. R. Berkley Corporation, has specialized in excess and surplus lines commercial casualty and professional liability since 1974, underwriting difficult-to-place risks across construction, cannabis, technology, and healthcare. Admiral's creative, outside-the-box underwriting philosophy makes it a go-to carrier for NeitClem on moderate-to-high-hazard accounts that require true E&S flexibility.
Nautilus Insurance Group, a member of W. R. Berkley Corporation, is a leading excess and surplus lines carrier specializing in the high-volume, small-premium commercial market across general liability, property, and inland marine. Operating since 1985 and backed by an A+ (Superior) A.M. Best rating, Nautilus serves appointed wholesale general agents nationwide. Its deep E&S expertise and Berkley-backed financial strength make it a dependable market for NeitClem's harder-to-place small commercial accounts.
Markel Corporation, through its Evanston Insurance Company subsidiary, is a leading excess and surplus lines carrier known for flexible, non-admitted capacity across professional liability, general liability, and specialty commercial risk. Evanston's broad appetite and creative underwriting give NeitClem a dependable E&S partner for complex accounts that fall outside standard market guidelines. Markel also writes admitted commercial property and inland marine business through its Markel American Insurance Company arm, giving NeitClem both non-admitted and admitted paper under one carrier relationship.
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