Additional Insureds / Contractual Risk Transfer / Contract Review
Certificates of Insurance: The Good, The Bad, and The Ugly
Certificates of Insurance are the gift that keeps on giving, especially from an E&O perspective. Join us as Casey Roberts reviews 3 specific cases and what the courts say about liability.
Reconciling Contractual Liability and the Additional Insured: The Devil is Always in the Details
Contracts are complicated and people sign them in their businesses without fully understanding their implications. Contracts often have insurance requirements and those requirements must be complied with. Join us as Joseph Junfola helps us to understand contractual indemnity and the additional insured.
Certificates of Insurance Redux
Certificates of insurance are a perennial issue for insurance professionals. You never stop getting requests for certificates and each request has the potential to ask for something you haven't had to deal with yet.
Join us as Casey Roberts brings us his updated session on certificates of insurance.
The Latest Scoop on Additional Insureds and Certificates of Insurance
When a customer requests that an additional insured is added to their policy, they often don't know what coverage that additional insured is getting. What's worse is many insurance professionals aren't sure, either. Join us as Joe Harrington helps us to help our customers understand the impact of adding someone as additional insured and how their policy is impacted.
Common Additional Insured Traps
Adding an additional insured is potentially one of the most dangerous transactions in insurance.
Insuring the Contracts Your Insureds Sign
Strong Contractual Risk Transfer Requirements: What Makes the Best CRT Design
Because you do not want to pay a claim for the actions of someone other than your insured, contractual risk transfer (CRT) is, or should be, at the front of every underwriter's mind when analyzing contractor risks.
Indemnity Contracts and Insurance Policies: Lookout for Trouble!
How does your client's insurance policy respond to promised indemnification? Does the insurance policy finance everything your client's promise?
ISO's New CGL and AI's: Trap or Treat?
With the launch of ISO's first significant revision to the CGL program in six years,provisions affecting Additional Insureds in both the standard CGL and AI endorsements may be the most crucial for agents and insureds to understand.
Contracts, Certificates & Construction Defect Super Pack
Five popular courses offering in depth coverage of the important issues surrounding contracts, certificates and construction defect.