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The State of Nevada has only approved this course for 3 credits of Property & Casualty and 3 credits of Ethics.
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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
Agents Beware: E&O, Certificates, and Fraud
Errors and omissions can lead to claims against insurance professionals. Certificates and binders often cause frustration and confusion, contributing to E&O claims. This four-hour session will cover three main topics affecting daily operations. Participants will analyze the causes of E&O claims and learn strategies for prevention. Real-life examples will be used to identify potential exposures and discuss appropriate responses if claim is made. The session will also address challenges arising from certificate of Insurance and binders, learn their importance, purpose and effective use to protect clients from unexpected and unintended exposures. Common errors in issuing Certificates and binders will be discussed, along with strategies to avoid them. Finally, the impact of insurance fraud on the U.S. economy and consumers will be examined, including specific cases involving insurance professionals and their consequences.
Insuring Contractors: Special Trade Contractors & Sub-Contractors
This 4-hour course is tailored for insurance professionals working with small to medium-sized contractors, special trade contractors, and sub-contractors, but are not contracting specialists. It covers contracting relationships, including contract parties, legal components, and relevant licensing and state regulations. Participants will explore various exposures such as commercial property, business auto, commercial general liability, and workers' compensation faced by various contracting sectors. Utilizing the ISO’s most current Commercial Property, Business Auto, and Commercial General Liability insurance policies, they will assess how these policies respond to the unique exposures of the contracting sector. Additionally, the course will cover NCCI's Workers Compensation Policy, surety bonds, and controlled insurance programs (OCIPs and CCIPs). Participants will learn how to manage these issues effectively and improve their understanding of contracting-related risks.
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.
Risk Control for Employment-Related Practices
Participants will discuss the employer’s liability relationship with employees and the potential coverage pitfalls that can develop from that relationship. They will review the definitions of employment practices laws, federal and state laws, tort actions, as well as court decisions. They will examine workplace trends affecting employment practices today. They will discuss risk management treatment for these exposures including insurance policies and their provisions.
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This Ruble is allowed only for Dues-Paid designees. To earn designation update credit in this course, you MUST have paid your annual dues. Please click the link to Pay your Dues
This course is only for Alliance designees. Click here to learn about our designations.
This course is allowed only for CISR, CISR Elite & CSRM Dues Paid designees. To earn designation update credit in this course, you MUST have paid your annual dues. Please click the link to Pay your Dues
This course is allowed only for CIC, CRM and CPRM Dues Paid designees. To earn designation update credit in this course, you MUST have paid your annual dues. Please click the link to Pay your Dues
This course is allowed only for Dues-Paid designees. To earn designation update credit in this course, you MUST have paid your annual dues. Please click the link to Pay your Dues
This course only grants update credit for CISR, CISR Elite & CSRM designations
Important Notice
If you've recently completed this course under the CISR program, some states may not award state-reported CE credit due to repetition rules. Please contact our CE team at cesupport@riskeducation.org for additional information.
