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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
Commercial Property, Key Items To Understand
Commercial property insurance policies are fraught with a “minefield” of exclusions, limits, and conditions. Participants will identify some of the areas that could be most concerning to their insureds, especially after a loss has occurred, and examine ways to solve them. They will discuss significant issues regarding ordinance or law, additional covered property, additional building property, debris removal, pollutant clean up, rebuilding expenses following a disaster, property valuations, and loss settlements.
Personal Lines, Issues We Need To Understand
In this session, participants will explore significant concerns found within the ISO Personal Automobile and Homeowners policies – such as ownership, liability, and loss assessment coverage - and develop ways to explain them to their clients.
Cyber Exposures: Resistance is Futile
In today’s highly-automated, web-connected world, nearly all businesses are at risk of harm due to the loss, misuse, or corruption of their data or systems. Products have evolved to cover many exposures. These products are categorized as “cyber-insurance” coverages, and they address a broad and variable range of causes of loss from data reconstruction to business interruption to extortion threats, to regulatory investigations, liability to third parties and more. These coverages are complex and are changing and expanding rapidly. In this session, agents will gain a basic working knowledge of the terminology and concepts specific to “cyber-insurance”. They will better understand the bases of “cyber” exposures. Agents will be able to identify and apply the solutions available to address these exposures, including critical coverage elements and common mistakes made when placing this insurance.
Claims-Made Coverages and Quandaries
While most Commercial General Liability policies are issued on occurrence forms, claims-made policies are commonly associated with professional liability policies, such as Directors & Officers, Employment Practices Liability, Fiduciary, and other specialty coverages. In this session, participants will review the occurrence and claims-made forms and examine their differences. They will discuss key coverage issues that arise under claims-made policies, such as: coverage triggers, continuity of coverage, continuity of application, prior acts, retroactive date, pending and prior litigation, reporting periods, and more. Using real-life examples, they will identify coverage gaps and discuss ways to avoid them.
