Innovative insurance programs and products that
will protect you from the most challenging risks.
Your Toughest Risk is our Specialty
Today’s risks have never been more challenging. New risks seem to emerge at every turn, and traditional exposures take on new costs and complications. At Dohrmann, we understand this fact of life. Managing risk is the challenge that drives our insurance professionals to deliver robust, client-centric solutions that not only reduce the overall cost of a program but also bring new dimension to a risk management strategy.
This focused discipline carries through design of a program structured to a client’s needs, implementation of a solution that delivers value, and management of potential losses and claims that goes beyond the expected.
For nearly 150 years, we have made a client’s toughest risk our specialty.
Our Partners
As a top performer we are granted elite access to markets, products and programs giving us the flexibility to match each client with the best carrier.
Preferred Partner: Mobileye. Increase fleet safety and lower insurance premiums
It’s time to stop reacting to collisions and instead take action to prevent them.
There’s more to insurance than
the price of the policy
Explore our interactive graphics and learn about your unique risks
and the related insurance solutions.
There’s more to insurance than
the price of the policy
Explore our interactive graphics and learn about your unique risks
and the related insurance solutions.
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