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GenStar™
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MOVING FORWARD
Looking to place a tough risk?
GenStar's Casualty Brokerage Division offers primary and excess coverages on hard to place classes of business.
Your focus is on your patients
GenStar helps you stay focused. Our Medical Professional Unit covers hard to place, non-standard physicians, surgeons, dentists and podiatrists.
Managing a property?
GenStar's got you covered. Our Property Brokerage policies cover a wide variety of risks including hotels, motels, restaurants and more.
Binding Authority
GenStar offers Property, Casualty, Liquor and more, in a comprehensive package policy.
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Binding Authority - Contractors Suite
We built a new Suite of Products especially designed for: General Contractors, Remodeling Contractors, Subcontractors and Artisan Contractors
Delegated Programs
GenStar manages fully delegated programs including Real Estate Agents, Appraisers, Title Agents and more.
Alert
To report a hurricane claim, contact your retail insurance agent. If you are unable to reach your agent, please contact GenStar. You can report a property claim, in the following ways:
- Email: GSTARPropertyClaims@generalstar.com
- Phone (business hours): 203.328.5700, 800.624.5237
- Phone (outside business hours): 203.610.0271 / 866.868.7069
- Fax: 203.328.5082
When you report the claim, please have your contact phone number and policy number available to expedite your claim.
We are GenStar™
GenStar™, also known as General Star, is the premier provider of excess, surplus, and specialty property and casualty insurance. We conduct business exclusively through a select group of wholesale brokers.
OUR
INSIGHTS
FACIAL RECOGNITION - IS IT POSSIBLE TO REMAIN ANONYMOUS?
Steve Leone
and Jessica Stewart
Enhanced digital imagery, along with the development of artificial intelligence, has allowed for the increased use of facial recognition technology. However, these advancements have created new legal and ethical questions. Such questions are likely to be areas of rich debate for public entities, policymakers and the public. It makes us wonder if it is possible to remain anonymous in the age of facial recognition?
YOUR INSURANCE EXPERTS ARE RETIRING. NOW WHAT?
William Barrett
and Michael Cupo
Richard VanSwol
WHY UNDERWRITING?
Mallory Gunzy
Regina Kirwan