A. Casualty includes:

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(1)     aircraft liability;

(2)     auto commercial liability;

(3)     auto private passenger liability; (4)     auto warranty contract;

(5)     boiler and machinery; (6)     burglary and theft;

(7)     collateral protection;

(8)     commercial excess/umbrella liability; (9)     commercial general liability;

(10)    congenital defects; (11)    contractual liability; (12)    credit;

(13)    credit property;

(14)    creditor-placed dual/single interest; (15)    crime;

(16)    directors and officers liability; (17)    employers liability;

(18)    elevator;

(19)    entertainment;

(20)    errors and omissions; (21)    failure to file instrument;

(22)    farm and ranch liability; (23)    fidelity bonds;

(24)    fidelity insurance; (25)    financial guaranty; (26)    gap;

(27)    garage liability; (28)    glass;

(29)    involuntary unemployment; (30)    kidnap and ransom;

(31)    leakage and fire-extinguishing equipment; (32)    legal liability;

(33)    liquor liability; (34)    livestock;

(35)    mechanical breakdown; (36)    medical malpractice;

(37)    mobile homes under transport; (38)    money and securities;

(39)    motor club service contracts; (40)    mortgage guaranty;

(41)    personal excess/umbrella liability; (42)    personal effects;

(43)    personal liability;

(44)    personal property floater;

(45)    pollution liability;

(46)    premises and operations; (47)    product liability;

(48)    products and completed operations; (49)    professional liability;

(50)    owners and contractors; (51)    stop loss liability;

(52)    surety; (53)    title;

(54)    vandalism and malicious mischief; (55)    workers’ compensation; and

(56)    similar products relating to casualty matters.

B. An insurer authorized to transact casualty insurance may write accident and health insurance as those terms are defined in Section 59A-7-3 N.M. Stat. Ann..