LEGAL & DISCLOSURES
INSURANCE & LICENSING DISCLOSURES.
Updated October 21, 2026. Jurisdiction-specific licensing details and final legal text remain subject to independent verification and review.
Brokerage identity
Inclusion Brokerage Services, Inc. | License #1740705. The brokerage is a wholly owned subsidiary of InclusionScore, Inc. Inclusion Insurance is its public brand. The brokerage arranges insurance and does not bear the insured risk.
Availability and licensing
Insurance availability depends on jurisdiction, licensing, insurer appetite, and underwriting. This website does not assert authorization in every jurisdiction. License #1740705 is shown from brokerage-supplied materials; its current status has not been independently confirmed here. State-specific license details and required notices must be independently verified and added before solicitation in those jurisdictions.
Coverage and pricing
Coverage is subject to the issued policy’s definitions, conditions, limits, retentions, exclusions, and reporting requirements. Inquiries and assessments do not bind insurance. Credits, eligibility, rates, issuance, and claims payments are not guaranteed.
Named insurers and historical programs
Legacy EPLI materials refer to BeazleySure and Lloyd’s syndicates. Current insurer identity, appointments, program availability, and policy forms require confirmation for each placement. No third-party approval of this website or a developing product is represented.
Developing offerings
AIV is an exposure framework, not an insurance contract. Warranty and insurance stages are proposed commercial structures. NCII protection is in development; no finished policy or approved insurer-backed parametric trigger is offered here.
Claims and urgent needs
Follow the notification instructions in your existing policy and contact your current insurer or broker through established channels. This website does not receive claims or provide emergency response.
Standards and legal proposals
Standards alignment, insurance readiness, and coverage are separate. S5156 remains proposed legislation as checked October 21, 2026. Informational-labor measurements do not automatically establish compensation rights or court-recognized damages.