| Situation |
Solution |
| While traveling in Central America, an architect for a large, U.S.-based firm leaves his laptop in the airport, losing irreplaceable schematics. |
ACE USA International Advantage® covers the loss of valuable papers and documents such as these. |
| Surveying equipment leased by U.S.-based design firm is stolen from a job site in Eurasia. |
ACE USA International Advantage® covers the loss of owned or leased equipment. |
| A U.S. engineer hired to spec and supervise installation of equipment in a Russian factory hires a subcontractor with low insurance limits, and a subsequent loss occurs. |
ACE USA International Advantage® covers losses occurring in Russia and most other countries worldwide. |
| While working in Latin America, a U.S.-based engineer contracts Hepatitis B. His state’s domestic workers comp policy does not cover endemic diseases. |
ACE USA International Advantage® provides voluntary compensation if Hepatitis B was contracted in Latin America as a direct result of employment. |
| An American contractor visits a prospective client at a construction site in Bogota. He trips, causing a heavy beam to crash into a worker. Seriously injured, the worker sues the U.S. firm in Colombian courts. |
ACE USA International Advantage® covers defense costs and judgment against the U.S. firm. |
| An engineer is jailed in Mexico after arguing with a policeman over a traffic citation. |
Executive Assistance® Services package of emergency medical, personal, travel and security assistance services from ACE USA International Advantage®. Available around the clock, it provides access to English-speaking representatives who understand the region’s cultures and customs. Prior to traveling, employees can learn how to avoid potential risks associated with their destination. |