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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
The Ins and Outs of Cyber Insurance
This session will enable participants to identify the reasons for cyber liability coverage by examining various exposures related to cyber risks, coverage limitations in standard liability insurance, and major provisions commonly found in cyber liability insurance policies.
Employment Related Practices Liability Issues For A Small Business
Participants will review the background of the traditional “at-will” doctrine and statutory legal requirements, the major federal employment-related laws, and major state statutes, with an emphasis on the small business with less than 100 employees. They will examine basic unlawful discrimination exposures and the scope of regulation, and review how to manage these exposures. They will examine an EPLI policy and discuss how to provide proper coverage for their clients.
Contractual Liability Confusion
The objective of this 4-hour session is to help insurance professionals better understand contractual liability coverage. After an overview of contractual risk transfer, they will identify contract issues encountered when entering into hold-harmless agreements, indemnification agreements, leases, and construction contracts. They will discuss various categories of indemnity agreements including why some may be void and unenforceable, potential defenses to indemnity, and the mechanics of third party over actions. Specific issues related to Additional Insured status will be examined and alternative ways to minimize insurance coverage conflicts will be discussed. They will discuss waiver of subrogation versus waiver of all rights of recovery. Using straightforward examples, they will be able to apply these principles to ever more complex situations and enhance their overall command of an often-misunderstood aspect of contractual liability.
When the Unthinkable Happens…Will the Insurance Values Be Adequate?
The value of insurance-to-value is often overlooked. Overstated values may cause the insured to carry more insurance than necessary, and understated values may cause a devastating financial impact to the insured. In this session, participants learn some of the ways to determine coverage limits and what methods are available to achieve it. They will better understand the definitions, deductibles, endorsements, and coverage options in Personal and Commercial Insurance policies.
