Executive/Management/Professional Liability
Claims Made and Professional Liability Endorsements
Join us as Fred Fisher helps us understand which endorsements we need to seek to add to our customers' professional liability policies. These endorsements will help us to fill coverage gaps for our customers.
Broker Beware - Avoiding Coverage Gaps in Specialty Lines Policies
This webinar will delve into the decisions that have come down over the past two years creating additional liability for insurance brokers, especially those who "specialize" or sell Specialty Lines products.
Kidnap, Ransom and Extortion: The Ultimate Executive Protection Package
This is an introductory course to become acquainted with major exposure and coverage issues regarding kidnap, ransom and extortion.
Top 7 D&O Coverage Questions
D&O is not just for publicly-traded companies anymore. Privately-held companies and their directors and officers are at risk of claims from a multitude of sources, and many of those claims can be covered with a properly written D&O policy.
Top 7 EPLI Coverage Questions
Even though Employment Practices Liability Insurance (EPLI) is considered a fairly common coverage, there are many aspects of the product that require more than superficial attention.
Placing D&O Coverage: Today's Critical Considerations for Every Broker
Directors and Officers Liability Insurance has become more complex than ever thanks to a new array coverages – as well as restrictive terms and conditions – that are available in today's market.
Insurance Fiduciary Duty and Trust Accounts
P&C insurance agents & brokers are mandated by state laws to receive transacted premiums in a fiduciary capacity, that is, not as owners but "trustees" or "custodians" of premium funds. Fiduciary relationship of independent agents and brokers with the owners of premium funds defines the essence of insurance fiduciary duty. Premiums and return premiums must be maintained in a "trust" bank account, separate from the agency business operating funds, and be disbursed only to their legal owners.
Fiduciary Liability and the Settlor Duties
Many clients do not demand Fiduciary Liability coverage, but it is imperative that the insurance producer understands the exposures that most businesses face today that could be transferred to a properly written Fiduciary Liability policy.
Third Party Discrimination: The coverage you FORGOT to offer your insured
Most of us are aware of the importance of providing "discrimination" coverage for our business clients and need to check carefully if the Personal Injury section of the CGL includes coverage and how it is defined. But what about Third Party Discrimination... are you providing that coverage, as well?