Commercial Property & Casualty
Commercial Property: Five Bombs and How to Defuse Them
Commercial Property policies have gaps in coverage that are writting into them intentionally. Sometimes those gaps in coverage are for exclusions that cannot be insured. Sometimes, those gaps in coverage are created because the way the policy is written and rated, it doesn't anticipate certain losses and often those losses are likely to occur in connection with a property loss.
What's an insured to do about this? That's why Kevin Amrhein is with us. He's going to show us five places where there is a potential coverage issue and how we might help insureds to fix those issues.
PFAS: An Evolving Risk That Won't Go Away
In this refresh, Dr. Brenda Wells is going to help us to understand the risk of PFAS, what they are, and why we should care. Join us so that you're aware of what's going on and how this exposure might affect you and your clients.
Mitigating Risk in the Subcontractual Relationship Through Insurance
This class teaches people in risk management roles in construction how to construct insurance requirements in a typical contract and why, to identify risks and exposures and how to use insurance to mitigate them. Join us as Michael DeFelice, CRIS brings us his session all about mitigating the risks created by these contracts.
How People Buy Insurance. An Introduction to Insurance Distribution
In this tenth installment of our New To Insurance series, Academy Director, Patrick Wraight will discuss how people buy insurance, including why most people (including insurance people) need an agent, what the difference between an agent and a broker is, and the rise of app-based agencies. Join us live as we deal with how people buy insurance and how it's changed over the years.
Navigating the Waters of Inland Marine Insurance
Just when you think you're starting to get the language, we're going to introduce the inland marine policy to you. It has nothing to do with navigating the Mississippi river or the Erie Canal. It turns out that it's another property policy, but it's a really interesting kind of policy. Here's a fun fact, inland marine policies don't always tell you that they're inland marine policies, but they do cover property differently than other policies.
Join us as Academy Director, Patrick Wraight brings you this introduction to the versatile world of inland marine insurance. No life vest required.
Protecting Your Buildings, Your Stuff, and Your Money
Insurance is a world all of its own and when you're new to the business, it takes a while to get used to the words we use, the letter and number combinations that we come up with (and people seem to just understand), and all the other stuff that doesn't make much sense.
Join us as we begin a new series of classes designed to help the new insurance person navigate this new world with confidence. In no time, you'll know the differences between a building and personal property coverage form and a builders' risk coverage form. You'll even understand the differences between an open perils policy and a named perils policy and you'll understand why the phrase "all-risks" makes Patrick twitch.
Join us as Academy Director, Patrick Wraight, dives into the world of commercial property policies.
BAP Coverage Symbols: There's Gold in Them There Numbers
We bet you can guess the focus of this session. No, it’s about BAP coverage symbols. Although the Coverage Symbols are a “basic” of business auto coverage, there is actually a lot of key information in the symbols. Beyond the gold in the Coverage Symbols, the last part of this session focuses on coverage for Trailers, a very common coverage question.
Join us as Chris Boggs helps make Coverage Symbols crystal clear and you'll find the gold in this session.
ISO 2024 BOP Changes That Could Impact Your Insured
There are over 150 endorsements available to use with the ISO BOP program. Coverage can be customized as needed depending on the insured, their exposures, and the insurance company's appetite. This year, ISO introduced 12 new endorsements to respond to new exposures, including PFAS. Join us as Casey Roberts brings a flurry of information about these endorsements.
Transit Risk in 2024
Even as technology advances, we still see delays in the transportation of people and cargo. Then there's the problem of lost shipments or parts of shipments. Join us as Joe Harrington brings his analysis of the situation and some potential solutions to the issues that we face.
Broke as a Joke in 2024: Commercial Property Edition
The unendorsed commercial property policy leaves a lot to be desired. There are coverage gaps and valuation issues. Join us as Kevin Amrhein helps us to understand how to help insureds not be broke as a joke.