Top 7 CGL Coverage Questions

Having trouble reading this email? View it as a webpage. Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe instantly. Top 7 CGL Coverage Questions Insurance agents are charged with protecting their clients from the financial costs that are associated with and arise out of a liability claim. To accomplish this goal, agents must be well-versed in the available liability coverage forms and endorsements. Failure to research and understand all the available options the underwriter can provide may prove quite costly to you and your insured! This course covers seven routine and not-so-routine coverage questions. More importantly, it identifies the questions company underwriters ask before agreeing to make certain changes to a policy. Being prepared in advance for these questions gives you a much better chance of getting the answer you need quickly. Click Here to Register Topics covered in this webinar: Per project and per location aggregate requests and what you need to know before you contact your underwriter How carriers underwrite the hired and non-owned auto exposure The use and misuse of the designated premises endorsement and what it means for your policyholder Why you might be required to use the new entities exclusion The dangers of a class limitation endorsement Issues surrounding an Assault and Battery (A&B) exclusion or sublimit. How a water damage exclusion endorsement may impact your customer When you register, you get: Access to the live webinar Video and Audio recordings, so you can watch or listen again Question & Answer session with the instructor Audio download of the webcast Presentation slides download Join us this Thursday, September 8th for this one-hour training webinar. (PLUS, all registrants will receive video and audio recordings of the webinar, so you can listen/watch again at your convenience.) Space is limited! Click Here to Reserve Your Spot! Regularly priced at $129.00, just $89 when you register today! (special pricing expires September 7th) Have questions or need help? Send an email to webcasts@insurancejournal.com or call Barbara at 800-897-9965 x166. Date: Thursday, September 8th Time: 1:30pm EDT / 10:30am PDT Duration: 1 Hour Price: Save $40 until September 7th! Register today for just $89! Click Here to Register Instructor: Chris Behymer Illustrious leader and teacher with 35 years of industry experience. More Great Training Coming Soon: SEP 9: FREE - Beyond Basic Training Information Session - Many in the insurance industry seem to think that insurance is, within itself, equal to risk management. But in reality, insurance is just one tool used to manage the risks faced by every client - business and personal. You have the opportunity to hear the principles to be taught in this series in a FREE, one-hour class on September 9. SEP 14: Succession Planning for Managers and Owners - Business leaders, managers, and supervisors who want (and need) smooth and effective transitions when employee openings need to be filled must attend this class. SEP 15: Insuring Condominium Association D&O Exposures - Whether you sell or service Homeowners Associations or just serve on your condominiums board you will find this webinar informative. SEP 21: Agency Growth - In this webinar, you will learn the four most important ways to grown your book of business. SEP 22: Beyond Basic Training for New Insurance Professionals - The Next Step in Professional Development (9-part Series) - Designed for those new to the insurance industry or those seeking professional improvement, this 9-part series places insurance in the context of risk management and the law (Classes run from 9/22 to 11/17). SEP 27: The NRRA and You! Are You Ready for the Changes? - Join the Insurance Journal Academy of Insurance and the American Association of Managing General Agents (AAMGA) for an informative webinar on the new NRRA regulations and requirements. Send to a Friend | Contact Us | Subscribe | Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy Insurance Journal 3570 Camino del Rio North, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92108 (800) 897-9965 Copyright © 2011 by Wells Publishing, Inc.