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Human trafficking exclusion in admitted P&C products

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A human trafficking exclusion limits coverage for claims connected to trafficking, exploitation, or related criminal conduct.

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Human Trafficking Exclusion

Form #: 00MLL011800 05 26

Arch Insurance Company

Businessowners

RI | Jun 23, 2026

This endorsement defines human trafficking broadly enough to capture recruitment, facilitation, transport, patronage, coercion, fraud, force, and related conduct.

Human trafficking definition

"Human Trafficking" means any act or series of related acts or behavior involving the actual, alleged, attempted or threatened recruitment, enticement, grooming, facilitation, harboring, detention, transportation, transfer, obtaining, provision, advertisement, maintenance, patronage, solicitation or receipt of a person or persons to engage in any labor, services or other acts through the use of any improper or illegal means including threats, force, fraud, deception or coercion.

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  1. 01Captures alleged, attempted, and threatened conduct, not only completed conduct.
  2. 02Reaches both movement-related conduct and patronage or solicitation.
  3. 03Includes improper or illegal means such as threats, force, fraud, deception, or coercion.

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