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Marine
Liability
Products
We cover legal liability for companies and people involved in the marine and transportation industry, including carriers & freight forwarders; ship repairers & marina operators, and chartering.
We can also provide tailor-made policies for other, less-common marine liabilities, like diving contractors, port companies, stevedores, travel lift operators, skippers or wharfingers.
Need to claim?
If you’re involved in an incident and need to make a claim, please follow our Marine Liability claims procedure, and Emailsend us an email.
Documents
PDF DocumentCarriers’ Legal Liability proposal
PDF DocumentCharterers’ Legal Liability proposal
PDF DocumentIntegrated Transit Legal Liability application
PDF DocumentMarina Operators’ Legal Liability proposal
PDF DocumentShip Repairers’ Legal Liability proposal
PDF DocumentMarine Claims Information Sheet
Brokers can find more documents in the Broker & adviser centre.
Marine Liability cover
Protection for carriers moving cargo within New Zealand, for legal liability under the Contract and Commercial Law Act 2017.
Protection for companies chartering commercial vessels, for their liability relating to damage to the vessel and to third party property and cargo.
Tailored liability coverage for freight forwarders or Non Vessel Owning Common Carrier (NVOCC) operators.
Related
Not quite what you're looking for?
If the products above don’t quite suit your needs, have a look at these related marine insurance products, or get in touch with a broker or adviser for personalised help.
Excesses, terms, conditions, limits and exclusions apply to these policies. Please check the policy wording for details of cover. The provision of cover is subject to the underwriting criteria that apply at the time.
Our website provides general information about our products and services to help you make choices when it comes to protecting the things in life and business that really matter. The information doesn’t take into account your personal circumstances, needs or goals and is not intended to be financial advice. We recommend that before you purchase insurance, you get professional advice from a broker or adviser who’s registered under the Financial Advisers Act 2008.
