Insurance

Excess Coverage Structured for the Liability Severity Environment

High-limit excess and umbrella liability coverage through a federally authorized risk purchasing group — two structures, one integrated program.

Coverage Structure

Two Structures. One Program.


The Alliance provides access to a high-limit commercial excess and umbrella liability tower for commercial real estate, habitational, and hospitality organizations. Coverage is available in two structures depending on member need and underwriting qualification.

Unlike standard excess programs, the Alliance tower is designed to work in conjunction with the five-pillar platform — the intelligence, incident control, and litigation positioning resources that surround the coverage are what make this program structurally different from a standalone limit purchase.

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Coverage At a Glance
LineMonoline Excess & Umbrella
Structure A$200M xs $1M
Structure B$190M xs $11M
RPG AuthorityLRRA 1986 — Federal
Eligible Segments3 Commercial Property
DistributionLicensed Retail Brokers
AdministratorRainshade Specialty LLC
The Purchasing Group Advantage

Benefits No Individual Policy Can Match

The Alliance is organized as a Purchasing Group under the federal LRRA 1986 — providing members rights and leverage unavailable through individually purchased excess policies.

Collective Leverage

Combined premium volume creates market leverage unavailable to individual operators regardless of size.

Program Stability

A purchasing group with a documented risk management platform provides stability unavailable to individual buyers in hard markets.

LRRA Protections

Multi-state coverage rights and protections against state regulatory disruptions affecting individually purchased programs.

Engagement Credits

Tier 2 members earn a 5% premium credit. Tier 3 members earn a 10% credit. Credits are subject to underwriting confirmation.

Defined Risk Pool

The eligibility process creates a member pool with documented commitment to liability severity risk management.

Capacity Access

Structured access to high-limit excess capacity that has become more difficult to access individually in these segments.

Underwriting Approach

Risk Assessment Built Around Verdict Risk Indicators


Standard excess underwriting measures historical frequency and severity. The Alliance measures and rewards documented behaviors that reduce nuclear verdict exposure.

The application captures incident protocols, prior litigation outcomes, security standards, venue concentration, and training programs — a risk management assessment, not just an exposure questionnaire. Venue intelligence is incorporated into underwriting, reflecting documented differences in nuclear verdict frequency between jurisdictions.

Tier Credit Framework

Preparedness Rewarded in Premium

ClassificationRequirementsCredit
Member
Tier 1
Enrollment and coverage placement. Access to published intelligence briefings. Standard program terms. Standard
Engaged
Tier 2
Attests to intelligence use. Commits to 24-hour incident notification. Access to full database, venue map, and TPLF intelligence. 5% credit
Preferred
Tier 3
Completes training, maintains written incident protocols, commits to defense panel, recertifies annually. Portfolio-level venue risk assessment included. 10% credit
All credits subject to underwriting confirmation and carrier approval. Credits are not guaranteed and may vary by member.

Coverage Documentation Is in the Member Portal

Program documents, coverage summaries, and broker resources available to enrolled members.