Eastern Alliance Insurance Group
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Carrier appetite summary
Eastern Alliance publishes a workers’ compensation-only platform and indicates it is actively writing in 33 states. Current public materials emphasize three primary segments: small business via unite® with individualized underwriting; traditional guaranteed cost for a variety of businesses and organizations; and larger or more loss-sensitive accounts through large deductible, dividend, and retrospective rating plans. The carrier also promotes a Specialty Risk segment for select high-hazard classes, but no public class-by-class appetite, hazard list, or formal decline list was located on verified official pages. Publicly stated positioning suggests preference for accounts that value proactive safety/risk management and return-to-work/claims coordination, with value-added services including N3L3® risk management, ecovery® claims management, and parallel pay® pay-as-you-go billing. Geographic note: Eastern states only that it actively writes in 33 states; no verified official public page found listing the exact state footprint or state-specific class restrictions. Submission guidance available publicly is broker-facing rather than risk-specific: business submission appears to require portal access, and prospective agencies must complete a selective appointment process. Eastern states it limits appointments by geography/market penetration and prefers mid-size to large agencies with clear service differentiation. The agency questionnaire requests commercial and workers’ comp volume, top WC carriers, loss ratios, target classes/niches, retention and producer-development strategy, average account size, competitors, and target states for WC production. Notable producer instructions: required questionnaire fields must be completed without punctuation in form entries, confirmation should appear on submission, and agencies not hearing back within 7 business days are instructed to call 1-855-533-3444. No official public source was found with detailed restricted/declined classes, minimum premiums, class-code appetite, or required insured submission documents, so those items remain unverified from public carrier materials.