Insurance Training Course Catalog
10 Tips to Improve a Workers' Compensation Program
Workers' Compensation is a simple idea but when put into practice, it can get complicated.
Based on her new book, Workers' Compensation in Two Hours, this session will help you to help your clients navigate the workers' comp world that they dread.
Calculating Debris Removal and Replacement Cost
In the best of times, determining replacement cost and necessary debris removal expenses is difficult. 2021 has not been the best of years when it comes to supply chain, labor, and other costs associated with rebuilding.
Join us as Joe Harrington helps us to navigate this topic.
Ways to Control Risk
In this series, we're taking a high-level look at risk management. In just a few sessions, we will give you a primer on risk management. It won't make you a risk manager, but it is designed to open the discussion about risk, risk management, the place the insurance plays in the process, and how you can better serve your clients.
This session is focused on some of the ways that you can help businesses to control the risks that they face. Join us as Patrick discusses ways to control risks.
A Case for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion in Your EPLI Toolkit
When Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion goals are prioritized during employee hiring, promotion, evaluation, and development, better outcomes can be realized for retention. These activities are often the source of EPLI losses stemming from failure to promote, negligent evaluation, deprivation of career opportunities, and wrongful termination. The ability to craft and communicate a commitment and strategy with DEI benchmarks may have favorable impacts on EPLI premiums and reduce loss frequency and severity. Join us as Precious Norman-Walton guides us into the EPLI implications of DEI on employers.
The Pros and Cons of Professional Employer Organizations (PEOs)
The employee leasing industry has enjoyed marked growth in the last few years, based upon the assumptions that a business owner could pass some of the regulatory responsibilities, and employer liabilities to a "professional employer organization" (PEO) trained in human resource management. Join us as Frank Pennachio helps us to understand how PEOs can be a mixed bag of good and bad.
Understanding Loss Sensitive Plans
Some insureds are very happy using guaranteed cost insurance policies, but others can benefit from a more complex insurance program. Join us as Richard Faber discusses large deductible plans, retroactive rating systems, and other loss-sensitive insurance plans.
What Can You Expect from the Claims Department and What Should They Be Doing?
Most insurance brokers are rarely involved in the claim process. That said, when it comes to specialty lines insurance, perhaps they should be. There's a lot to consider beyond just selling or placing coverage for a client. Join us as Fred Fisher brings this session about how a broker can add value to their client by understanding the specialty lines' claims process.
The 7 Fastest Ways to Ruin (Blow Up ) a Workers' Comp Program
This class comes from more than 30 years of experience helping different-sized organizations with their workers' comp programs. Join James Moore as he leverages his experience analyzing claims, Experience Mod worksheets, premium audits, and policies to help clients improve their overall workers' comp programs.
What Not to Say to a Customer Part 1
"You don't need that coverage."
"Your assets are protected and can't be taken"
"You have no employees so you don't need hired and non-owned auto liability"
You've probably heard other agents use these phrases and others like them. You might have even said them yourself. Join us as David Thompson helps us to understand why we should never use these phrases again.
Valuing Commercial Insurance Claims in the Wake of COVID-19
COVID-19 has thrown everything into turmoil. This includes the insurance world. There are dozens of claims in litigation now that come from claims of lost income related to COVID-19 closures. In this fast-paced session, we will hear from Laura Gregory, coverage attorney, and Ryan Stifter, forensic economist about the ways that losses are being valued, the disputes in the claims processes, and some results of recent litigation.