Ocean Marine Insurance

The coverage you require during transport.

Organizations operating a marine business have specific needs that require specialized insurance coverage. Marshall+Sterling works with you to determine the right Ocean Marine insurance for your organization.

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What Is ocean marine insurance?

Ocean marine insurance protects merchandise, workers, passengers, and crews aboard shipping vessels during marine transportation. Ocean marine cargo insurance coverage also encompasses land or air transportation that may be connected to marine shipment.

Ocean marine insurance protects merchandise, workers, passengers, and crews aboard shipping vessels during marine transportation. Ocean marine insurance coverage also encompasses land or air transportation that may be connected to marine shipment.

What kind of Ocean Marine insurance is available?

Let Marshall+Sterling assess your risk and recommend the right coverage for your business, including:

Marine General Liability
Business General Liability
Excess P&I
Bumbershoot
USL+H United States Longshoreman + Harbor Workers Acts
Jones Act
MEL Marine Employers Liability
MOLL Marina Operators Legal Liability
Jones Act / Crew Liability
Collision Liability
Pollution Liability
Hull & Equipment
Automobile (including fleets)
Workers’ Compensation
Property for Buildings, Docks + Equipment
Overland Transport
Recreational and Commercial Marine
Unique Marine Risks
Tow Assist
Ship Repair
Commercial Boat Construction
Tug + Barge Operations
Mega Yacht Coverage and Charter
Marine Contractor’s
Charter Vessels
Salvor’s Liability
Marinas + Rental Fleets
Incidental Diving Liability
Passenger Liability
Online Tools, Safety Training & Resources

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