Agent Alerts from Stuckey & Company

Our new Computer and Technology Products and Services professional liability policy provides coverage designed for the technology business. And it’s backed by ACE American Insurance Company. Computer consulting services, management consultation, IT Staffing, and other IT related services are all covered.

Stuckey & Company has the lowest minimum premiums in the industry and are competitively priced for even the most complex services that our clients perform. The policy addresses the exposures resulting from negligent acts, errors or omissions and if endorsed, personal injury, intellectual property coverage and worldwide coverage. Our professional liability meets your clients’ insurance requirements and fills the coverage gaps created by general liability policies.

1. Stability of Coverage ( download sample policy language (

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2. Flexibility of Professional Services
3. Scalability of Coverage

Kelly won our Halloween costume contest this year. She was "Beth the Bounty Hunter". Chris Boylan came in second place as a very scary jester (which isn't much of a stretch for him... the jester part anyway). Rachel came in third place. She was a devil bride. We had quite a variety of characters show up: Jerry in tights as Sir Lancelot, Mary, the feather adorned witch, and Maggie in her toga. Teresa was Brittany with a cigarette in the baby's hand (oh, you know that's funny!. Holly was a pregnant crayon (mostly because she was already pregnant) and poor Libby, she had a matching red face to her crayon outfit and the make-up dyed her face. She looked like she had a bad sunburn after she washed it off. Chris Irvin was a pirate with rotten teeth and since he has a natural beard, he really looked the part. Dwight sported big fluffy hair and strutted around the office in clown sized basketball shoes. I was Heather Mills, the "Dancing with the Stars" gal with the bum leg. We brought in food and candy and munched on snacks all day in between quoting, endorsing and invoicing. I have to tell you, it sure was funny to watch Kerry have a serious phone conversation. I'm sure the guy on the other end of the line didn't realize he was speaking to Shrek! Hey, I'm not sure if any important business decisions where made this Halloween. But be certain, we had a lot of fun trying!