Inland Marine

The insurance industry term Inland Marine can be a bit misleading, as it does not involve coverage for goods being transported over water. Inland marine is designed as a group of property coverges used to insure exposures that are unique in nature or are typically mobile or not confined to a fixed location.

Some examples include: accounts receivable, construction equipment, computerized equipment, electronic data processing-computer coverage, fine-art dealers, property in transit over land and prooperty under construction, along with many others. Some of these coverage forms provide coverage regardless of location - these are sometimes called floater policies.

If you think you might need Inland Marine coverage or are interested in learning more about these coverages, contact a westfield agent.