Dean Hamid, CLCS, AINS

Who Dean works with

Dean builds coverage programs for professionals who are paid for their judgment: attorneys, CPAs and tax preparers, dentists, technology and AI firms, insurance agents, mortgage brokers, and property managers. Most clients are small firms and solo practitioners who need an errors and omissions policy that actually responds when a client alleges their work was wrong.

Because PRIA Brokers is independent, the recommendation is not tied to one carrier. Dean compares appetite, form language, and pricing across a range of A-rated markets, then explains where a cheaper policy is quietly narrower.

Credentials and license

CLCS

Commercial Lines Coverage Specialist designation, focused on commercial property and liability coverage forms.

AINS

Associate in General Insurance designation, covering the core principles and coverages behind property and casualty policies.

California Insurance License #0G81238

Active California license held by Professional Resource Insurance Agency, LLC.

25+ years in the insurance industry

Placing and servicing professional liability and business insurance programs for professional practices.

Independent broker

Represents the client, not a single carrier, and can quote across a range of A-rated markets.

Coverage lines Dean places

• Lawyers professional liability
• CPA professional liability
• Technology E&O
• Dental malpractice
• Insurance agents E&O
• Tax preparer E&O
• Mortgage broker E&O
• Property manager E&O
• BOP and general liability
• Employment practices liability
• Cyber liability

How working with Dean works

1. 1

   One short intake

   You describe the practice, the services billed, revenue, and any prior coverage. No carrier-by-carrier forms.

2. 2

   Side-by-side quotes

   Dean brings back options from multiple A-rated carriers and flags the differences in limits, deductibles, and exclusions.

3. 3

   Binding and claims support

   Coverage is bound through the carrier, and Dean stays involved if a claim or a renewal question comes up.