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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
Is Your Insured Driving a State-of-the-Art EPL Policy?
In this session, agents will learn the differences between EPL policies and the practical effects of those differences on various exposures and classes of business; including the areas of exposure for independent contractors, leased employees, volunteers, and the various third-party coverages.
Is Your Insured Driving a State-of-the-Art EPL Policy? (cont.)
In this session, agents will learn the differences between EPL policies and the practical effects of those differences on various exposures and classes of business; including the areas of exposure for independent contractors, leased employees, volunteers, and the various third-party coverages.
