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From: gjgolden1024 (no email)
Date: Wed Apr 05 2006 - 01:34:20 EDT
Richard,
I work with International Marine Insurance Services and so can
answer your question for you.
The U.S. Pacific coast is far enough north than no insurers are
concerned about hurricane exposure there and so apply no
restrictions. Conversely, most insurers are so concerned about
hurricane coverage in Mexico that they will not cover a vessel
staying there through the hurricane season. However, there is one
U.S. insurer that will readily provide coverage year-round in Mexico
and there a few European companies that will also, although claim
service from U.S. companies is universally better than it is with
European insurers. The U.S. company does charge a different rate
depending on whether or not you will be north or south of 27° which
is approximately the midpoint of the Sea of Cortez.
If you or others have any more general questions that would be of
interest to the group, please let me know. If you want to discuss
the particulars of your case, then please email me at
.
~GARY
--- In , Richard Bradshaw
<rbradsh2 at dot dot dot > wrote:
>
> If we have any boat insurance brokers on the list, I would like to
> hear from you. If you have good luck with your insurance
> person/company and would like to refer them, please respond also.
>
> I have some questions pertaining to coverage lines (where covered
and
> when and not) for hurricane seasons in regards to the U.S. West
coast
> and Mexico (and other places as well for future reference). Will
be
> asking for quotes privately so there is business at stake.
>
> Thanks.
>
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