Insurance Training Course Catalog
Nuclear Verdicts®, Social Inflation, and Why They Matter to the Insurance World
Everyone sees the billboards. Law firms are marketing the large settlements and verdicts that they have secured. How are they getting those awards? Sometimes it's a settlement, but sometimes it's awarded by a court. When the court hands down a decision awarding $10 million or more, that's considered a nuclear verdict, according to some definitions. These Nuclear Verdicts® and the social inflation that they contribute to are the subjects of this session. Join us as Laura Gregory and Tim Fletcher help us to understand these concepts and help us to understand why we should care.
5 Reasons "Your Work" Isn't Covered
The exclusions on the CGL coverage form can be confusing, especially when you consider that sometimes it looks like there are exclusions for things that should be covered. Join us as Academy Director Patrick Wraight makes sense out of several exclusions that apply to the work that your clients are doing and the products that they are selling.
PFAS: What's the Big Deal?
PFAS are the chemicals that are forming the next wave of major claims. They have been found around the world and we need to know about them. Join us as Brenda Wells brings us up to speed on this timely and important topic.
A Few of Our Favorite Endorsements - CGL Edition
Casey Roberts and Academy Director Patrick Wraight get together again to discuss some of their most (and least) favorite endorsements for the ISO CGL policy. Join us as they discuss the reasons certain risks need these endorsements and why they might try and avoid some of them.
The CGL Pollution Exclusion: What's Really Excluded and Endorsements to Avoid
The pollution exclusion on the ISO CGL coverage form is complicated. Pollution is excluded, except when it isn't and sometimes when you think it might be, it might not be excluded. Then again, there are endorsements available that can clear it all up, like the total pollution exclusion, and others. Join us as Academy Director of Education, Patrick Wraight brings his take on this complicated exclusion.