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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS


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.
The individuals and entities who are afforded protection under a commercial liability policy can be divided into three groups – Insured, Additional Insured, or Named Insured. The decision of whom to name on the policies declaration page is one of the most significant factors that determine the extent of protection for each insured. In this session, participants will discover factors that can influence the named insured description. They will analyze automatic insureds and learn the primary reasons for adding additional insureds, as well as the advantages and disadvantages. They will focus on named insured as it relates to Commercial General Liability, Business Auto, and Commercial Property. They will discuss potential problems along with possible solutions for coverage gaps.
In this session, agents will identify potential pitfalls that could create problems and examine ways to solve them. Topics will include valuation, debris removal, ordinance or law, and vacancy as they pertain to the Building and Personal Property Coverage Form, as well as the Legal Liability and Leasehold Interest Coverage Forms.
Participants will examine the relationship between ethics and the choices insurance professionals make to protect their agencies against errors and omissions. They will discuss the ethical responsibilities of insurance producers, different approaches to decision making, and factors that determine the standard of care. Using real-life ethical dilemmas, they will look at some of the situations faced by insurance producers from ethical and E&O perspectives.

COURSE DETAILS


DURATION
16 Hours

PRICE
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FORMAT
Webinar

CE CREDIT
Varies by State

INSTRUCTION LEVEL
Master

FINAL EXAM
No Exam

FACULTY BIO


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