Executive/Management/Professional Liability
Understanding E&O Coverage
Join us for a breakdown of the E&O policy form and learn how to properly insure your client's exposures.
Flirting with Disaster - Misunderstanding Employment Practices Liability Coverage
Employment Practice Liability is a highly demanded coverage. It is no longer considered an expensive luxury, but rather a necessity.
Condominium D&O
Condominium and other Homeowner Association, no matter what type, need Director & Officer Liability coverage. Unfortunately not all policies are created equal and not all boards feel coverage is necessary.
Myths, Lies and Legends Surrounding Kidnap & Ransom Coverage
Kidnap & Ransom coverage can make or break not only the financial health of a company, but the health and safety of its owners and key employees.
Fiduciary Liability and its Misconceptions
This course will clear up several common misconceptions beyond the fact that D&O policies EXCLUDE ERISA Claims.
Insuring Valuable Personal Property
Learn how covering personal valuables under homeowners' policies compares with the protection granted under inland marine "floaters."
Professional Liability Training Pack
Master the art of identifying professional liability exposures and matching coverage to ensure proper coverage and accomplish the insured's objective.
Identifying Professional Liability Exposures
This session provides the student with a strong understanding of the insureds' professional liability exposures. These exposures differ radically from the usual general liability exposures; further, some very unexpected classes of business are subject to professional liability claims.
How to Read a Professional Liability Policy (2-part series)
The student of this two-part series learns the basic lexicon that's unique to professional liability, as well as the core concepts that differentiate this segment of the insurance industry from other liability lines.
How to Match Professional Liability Coverage to Your Insured's Exposures
Once the student masters the lexicon and concepts of Professional Liability, he or she will be able to translate the insured's needs into identification of the appropriate line of business.