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OVERVIEW AND TOPICS
Commercial Liability Endorsements To Watch Out For
Agents will examine some of the endorsements that can severely restrict coverage under the Commercial General Liability (CGL) Policy. They will review several ISO endorsements and see examples of non-standard endorsements often used by insurers. In each case, they will discuss the effect that the endorsement has on the coverage that would otherwise have been afforded by the CGL Policy.
Who's Covered? Insureds and Additional Insureds
In this 4-hour session, insurance professionals will learn who is covered as an insured under some of the most commonly written commercial insurance policies. They will learn which persons and entities are automatically covered by the insurance contract. They will examine the methods used to add coverage for others. They will discuss who is covered and who can be covered under Commercial Property, Business Auto, Workers Compensation, and Commercial General Liability (CGL) policies. They will review insurer proprietary endorsements that can be used to provide additional insured coverage under the CGL policy. They will explore the issue of primary and noncontributory coverage for additional insureds under both the CGL and Excess Liability policies.
Commercial Property Casualty Issues & Answers
Every insurance agency needs a formal method for exposure identification to better serve their clients. Every insurance agency should establish coverage standards. Coverage standards include needed coverages and endorsements and avoided endorsements. In this 4-hour session, participants will identify current commercial coverage issues that could have a significant impact on their commercial client’s business, agency, or organization. They will discuss the exposures, coverage issues, and gaps with traditional insurance policies – Commercial Property Policy, Commercial General Liability Policy, Business Automobile Policy Coverage Form, Workers Compensation and Employers Liability Insurance Policy, and Excess Liability/Commercial Umbrella. They will discuss coverages provided in each policy, as well as endorsements that may be needed to further tailor coverages to the specific exposures.
Commercial Property Checklist
Whether the policyholder is the owner or tenant of the premises, there are endorsements available to better tailor the coverage to the exposure. In this session, participants will learn how to develop a Commercial Property checklist for building, business personal property, and personal property of others, as well as time element exposures and coverages.
