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Pacific Mountain Central Eastern

OVERVIEW AND TOPICS


Participants will analyze significant issues encountered when writing residential condominium coverage. They will examine coverages and exclusions provided in the latest edition of the Homeowners 6 – Unit-Owners Form. They will discuss key definitions and examine the differences between the HO 00 06 and HO 00 03 (Homeowners 3 – Special Form). They will discuss ways to close coverage gaps using HO endorsements and examine possible solutions to better serve their clients. They will discuss the challenges with providing insurance coverage for Transportation Network Companies (TNCs), electric bikes and scooters, and autonomous driving vehicles. They will review coverage issues, as to what is or is not covered by the PAP and explore potential solutions to fill the gaps to better serve their insureds.
Participants will discuss new and current homeowner’s issues that insureds face today due to the changes in family dynamics. They will examine coverages and exclusions provided in the latest edition of the Homeowners Policy. Using real-life scenarios, they will learn how the Homeowners Policy provides or excludes coverage for exposures, such as: residence premises, tiny houses, persons living together, other structures on premises, homes rented to others, aircraft (drones), electric bikes and scooters, ordinance or law, and personal liability claims. They will discuss the exposures, whether the Homeowners Policy provides adequate coverage for the exposures, ways to close the coverage gaps using endorsements, and other possible solutions to better serve their clients.
Using various claim situations, participants will identify some common coverage issues that create problems. They will discuss Business Auto issues, as well as Commercial Property Coverage issues related to vacancy, setting building limits, margin clause, tenants improvements and betterments, condominium valuation, blanket coverage, business personal property, and business income. They will review the appropriate policy and endorsements and determine whether or not coverage is provided and how best to address any gaps in coverage.
Participants will discuss the importance of ethical behavior. What is it? Why is it important? How does an insurance agency develop it and incorporate it in the remote workforce? In this session, participants will review the professional, legal, and ethical responsibilities in dealing with the day-to-day realities of the complex, ethical issues of the insurance industry. They will discuss the key to ethical decision making. They will examine how to create an ethical team environment in the insurance agency.

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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What Time Does This Start For Me?

Pacific Mountain Central Eastern

OVERVIEW AND TOPICS


Participants will analyze significant issues encountered when writing residential condominium coverage. They will examine coverages and exclusions provided in the latest edition of the Homeowners 6 – Unit-Owners Form. They will discuss key definitions and examine the differences between the HO 00 06 and HO 00 03 (Homeowners 3 – Special Form). They will discuss ways to close coverage gaps using HO endorsements and examine possible solutions to better serve their clients. They will discuss the challenges with providing insurance coverage for Transportation Network Companies (TNCs), electric bikes and scooters, and autonomous driving vehicles. They will review coverage issues, as to what is or is not covered by the PAP and explore potential solutions to fill the gaps to better serve their insureds.
Participants will discuss new and current homeowner’s issues that insureds face today due to the changes in family dynamics. They will examine coverages and exclusions provided in the latest edition of the Homeowners Policy. Using real-life scenarios, they will learn how the Homeowners Policy provides or excludes coverage for exposures, such as: residence premises, tiny houses, persons living together, other structures on premises, homes rented to others, aircraft (drones), electric bikes and scooters, ordinance or law, and personal liability claims. They will discuss the exposures, whether the Homeowners Policy provides adequate coverage for the exposures, ways to close the coverage gaps using endorsements, and other possible solutions to better serve their clients.
Using various claim situations, participants will identify some common coverage issues that create problems. They will discuss Business Auto issues, as well as Commercial Property Coverage issues related to vacancy, setting building limits, margin clause, tenants improvements and betterments, condominium valuation, blanket coverage, business personal property, and business income. They will review the appropriate policy and endorsements and determine whether or not coverage is provided and how best to address any gaps in coverage.
Participants will discuss the importance of ethical behavior. What is it? Why is it important? How does an insurance agency develop it and incorporate it in the remote workforce? In this session, participants will review the professional, legal, and ethical responsibilities in dealing with the day-to-day realities of the complex, ethical issues of the insurance industry. They will discuss the key to ethical decision making. They will examine how to create an ethical team environment in the insurance agency.

COURSE DETAILS


DURATION
16 Hours

PRICE
Contact for Details

FORMAT
Webinar

CE CREDIT
Varies by State

INSTRUCTION LEVEL
Master

FINAL EXAM
No Exam

FACULTY BIO


WHO SHOULD REGISTER


REQUEST MORE INFORMATION


*
*

REQUEST MORE INFORMATION


CLICK HERE