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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
A Detailed Review of Provisions of the CGL
Participants will explore the changes in the latest CGL Policy and discuss how the current changes impact the coverage. They will review the insuring agreement and discuss the trigger theories that are typically applied to progressive injury or damage claims. They will examine the theories of loss allocation as applied by the courts when multiple CGL policies are triggered. Participants will be able to apply suggested coverage solutions to potential coverage gaps. They will complete a detailed review of the other insurance clause, including when and how it applies, and an examination of products-completed operations.
Risk Implications for Commercial Real Estate Leases
Participants will identify and explain the major risks found in commercial real estate leases, either created by terms of the lease or found in common law. They will examine select portions of a typical, but hypothetical, commercial real estate lease. They will review the property, time element, and liability risks that may be created by the lease, as viewed from the perspective of the landlord and the tenant. They will identify the risk transfer and insurance solutions. They will review sample policies and forms and understand the benefits and limitations to each insurance solution.
Insuring the E-Commerce Account
Participants will explore the types of losses created by First Party and Third Party exposures. They will examine insurance issues as they relate to general liability and property coverages and discuss specialty risk concerns. They will identify exposures and discuss possible solutions.
Mergers, Acquisitions and Joint Ventures
Participants will learn how mergers and acquisitions work and the liability that stays with the seller or flows to the buyer. They will examine the theories of successor liability, discuss the issues that a risk manager should consider, and analyze the impact of the merger and acquisition on insurance policies. They will review policies that attempt to treat this exposure.
