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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
The What, Where and Why of Insurance Fraud and the Ethical Applications for Today
Insurance fraud affects everyone in the United States and around the world. What is it? This 4-hour session is designed to increase the insurance professional’s knowledge of insurance fraud. They will learn the reasons for it, the increased costs, the explanations for it, the most common types of insurance fraud schemes, how insurance companies are using technology to identify it and prevent it, and the importance of ethics in the insurance workplace to help identify insurance fraud schemes. They will discuss Federal and State statutes used to fight fraud in the insurance industry. Using real-life scenarios, they will identify the diverse types of insurance fraud schemes, such as: auto theft, property/casualty, workers compensation, premium fraud, healthcare, Medicare/Medicaid, and disability insurance fraud. They will also learn about resources available to insurance and risk management professionals, as well as consumers.
Keep on Truckin’
Participants will examine information on trucking industry regulatory and compliance issues, insurance coverage forms, and endorsements. They will gain a better understanding of specialty carrier’s non-standard forms.
When the City and Farm Collide
Recent years have seen notable changes in farming due to urban expansion, which restricts land for crop production. As a result, farms are increasingly reliant on diverse income sources and non-farm revenue. In session, Participants will explore insurance related challenges and solutions when city and farm collide. Discussions will cover zoning laws, building codes, ordinance or law coverage, and the distinctions between residential and commercial property zoning. Participants will explore how zoning and building codes affect insurance coverage, valuation, and limit considerations. They will also assess how farm partitioning, livestock, and boundary requirements influence liability insurance. The session will also examine loss exposures and coverage related to personal injury, including privacy invasion or trespass issues. Utilizing the latest ISO Farm policies, AAIS Forms, ISO Business Auto Coverage Form, and ISO Personal Auto Policy, attendees will assess coverage options under each.
Contractual Liability...Separating Fact From Fiction
Participants will examine the systematic process of identification and coverage analysis when writing insurance to protect commercial clients who enter into contracts or who add additional insured endorsements to their insurance policies. They will analyze significant insurance coverage issues encountered when entering into hold-harmless agreements, indemnification agreements, leases, and construction contracts. They will evaluate the significant difference in contractual liability protection in the Commercial General Liability Policy and Business Auto Policy for a Named Insured, an insured identified in the Who Is An Insured section, and Additional Insured added by endorsement.
