Sean Cook writes for HCC Surety Group / American Contractors Indemnity Company.
Orange County, CA (PRWEB) February 27, 2008 -- Premiere Bail Bonds is pleased to announce a partnership with HCC Surety Group -- a leading provider of surety bonds. The partnership allows Premiere Bail Bonds agents to partner with clients on larger bail bonds than ever before, increasing the effectiveness and reach of the company.
The HCC Surety Group employs a team of highly trained insurance experts, including underwriters, claim specialists, and client service professionals to furnish impeccable surety services to all of their clients. "The size of HCC allows us to write larger bail bonds and to partner with clients for more bail bonds," says Sean Cook, owner of Premiere Bail Bonds. "This partnership will increase our capacity to serve clients and the efficiency with which we provide a variety of surety bail bonds."
Plus, adds Cook, the partnership joins the forces of Premiere Bail Bonds with the expertise of Scott Anschultz, a bail bonds industry icon that operates the bail bonding department at HCC Surety Group. "We're delighted to have highly reputed resource backing and working with us on a regular basis to ensure that we are able to deliver the best bail bond products on the market."
More information about Premiere Bail Bonds
Through HCC Premiere Bail Bonds has a network of more than 200 Bail Bondsmen throughout the state of California. With 24-hour customer service, 365 days a year, Premiere Bail Bonds focuses on fast, reliable service for clients. Each agent is trained to be knowledgeable about all aspects of bail bonds and payments and provides each client with a personalized approach to affording their bail. Visit Premiere Bail Bonds for more information.
More about HCC Surety Group
Headquartered in Houston, Texas, HCC Insurance Holdings, Inc. (HCC) is a leading international specialty insurance group with offices across the United States and in Bermuda, Spain, Ireland and the United Kingdom. HCC has assets of more than $7.9 billion, shareholders' equity of $2.2 billion and is rated AA (Very Strong) by Standard & Poor's, AA (Very Strong) by Fitch Ratings and A+ (Superior) by A.M. Best Company.
Source: PRWeb: Legal / Law
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2 comments:
I think I am slightly confused as to what exactly the differences between the different types of bonds there are. Are jail bail bonds similar surety bonds and to corporate bonds? Are there specialist bonds people for all the different types of bonds or can surety bonds people deal with any kind of bond? Also how would I go about getting bonded? Does it depend on previous financial information and if I have a criminal record will that affect anything?
Can you tell me what Surety Bonds are? I have heard of Corporate Surety Bonds but I don’t understand what they are, can you help?
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