Insurance Journal

Learn what “values” relate to insurance, how each of these values relates to indemnification, and the true insurance meaning of these terms.

Knowing who is and is not an “insured” will lead to a better program by allowing any unintended gaps in insured status to be exposed and corrected before loss occurs.

Learn the duties of each of the three parties involved in contractual risk transfer and how contractual risk transfer is defined.

Designed for those new to the insurance industry or those seeking professional improvement, this 12-part series places insurance in the context of risk management and the law.

This two-part series digs into the flood forms and unique provisions used by the Federal government in the application of flood coverage.

Learn the unique operational aspects of nonprofits and how these differ from businesses.  Learn how you can work together in a partnership that offers benefits to both the nonprofit and insurance provider.

Learn the key issues regarding the insuring of condominiums to avoid holes in either the association’s or unit owner’s coverage.

Understanding the four levels of "insured" status and each one’s relationship to the coverage provided allows improved preparation and planning in the initial design and implementation of the insurance program.

Although it may not be easy to see, every insured has a “personal and advertising injury” exposure.  Learn what qualifies as a covered "offense" and how the exclusions apply.