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Identify the rights and responsibilities of the first
named insured.

1. Authorized to cancel policy


2. Receive notice of cancellation


3. Authorized to make changes in the terms of the policy with insurer's consent
4. Responsible for payment of all premiums
5. Payee for return premiums

Compare and contrast the Occurrence Form with the Claims Made Form as to what


activates coverage.

Occurrence: BI/PD/Personal Advertising Injury must take place during the policy period. A policy must be in place.




Claims Made: Must take place after the retroactive date and must be made during the policy period.

Determine whether a person or organization qualifies as an insured under Section II Who

is An Insured in the event of a claim situation, and whether any exclusion or limitation


applies.




Identify the two promises the insurer makes in the Insuring Agreement under Coverage


A Bodily Injury And Property Damage Liability and describe the requirements that must

be met for coverage to apply.



Apply the definition “coverage territory” to claims
situations.



Apply the Coverage A exclusions to claims situations.





Define and be able to apply the term
“insured contract”.





Apply the Coverage A Liquor Liability exclusion to claims situations.



Apply the Coverage A Pollution exclusion to claims
situations.



Apply the Coverage A Aircraft, Auto Or Watercraft
exclusion to claims situations.



Define and be able to apply the definition “mobile equipment”.



Apply the Coverage A Damage to Property exclusion to claims situations.



Apply the Coverage A Damage To Your Product
exclusion to claims situations.



Apply the Coverage A Damage To Your Work exclusion to claims situations.





Apply the Coverage A Damage To Impaired Property Or Property Not Physically Injured exclusion to claims situations.


Apply the Coverage A Recall of Products, Work
Or Impaired Property exclusion to claims


situations.


Apply the Coverage A exception to Exclusions c. through n. to claims situations.



Define and be able to apply the definition “personal
and advertising injury” to claims situations.



Apply the Coverage B Contractual Liability exclusion to claims situations.



Apply the Coverage B Electronic Chatrooms Or Bulletin Boards exclusion to claims situations.


Apply the Coverage B Access Or Disclosure Of
Confidential Or Personal Information exclusion to claims situations.


Apply the Coverage C exclusions to claims situations.



Identify the six Limits Of Insurance and apply them when given a specific claim situation.





Coverage A
Bodily Injury / Physical Damage:

Premises, operations, products, completed operations, contractual, contingent (vicarious)
Coverage B

Personal and Advertising Injury:

Operations, contingent (vicarious)
Coverage C

Medical Payments:

Premises, operations
Premises Liability

Applies to owners, landlords and tenants and arises out of the ownership, maintenance or use of the insured’s premises.


Business Operations Liability

Liability arises from activities involved in the operation of an organization including service and repair activities usually done on


the premises of others, while the activity is being conducted

Products Liability

Arises out of the sale, distribution or manufacture of the product. Coverage begins when the product has left the named insured's premises and is no longer in the named insured's possession.
Completed Operations Liability
Liability arises from activities involved in the operation of an organization including service and repair activities usually done on the premises of others, AFTER the activity has been concluded.
Contractual Liability

Arises from one party assuming responsibility of another party

Contingent Liability

Arises out of work performed for the named insured by someone else
Personal Injury Liability

Liability arising from INTENTIONAL torts, such as libel, slander, wrongful eviction.
Advertising Liability

Liability caused by harm from such things as misappropriation of advertising ideas, style of doing business, or infringement of copyright. Coverage applies to the named offenses committed in the course of advertising the named insured's goods, products, or services
Volunteer Worker

Leased Worker


Temporary Worker

Volunteer Worker

What two promises are found in paragraph a. of the insuring agreement?


Duty to Pay: based on legal obligation




Duty to Defend: contractual duty, not based on legal obligation. However, no coverage, no defense.

Bodily Injury

Bodily injury, sickness, or disease sustained by a person, including death resulting from any of these at any time.
Property Damage

Physical injury to tangible property, including all resulting loss of use of that property.

Loss of use of tangible property that is not physically injured.

Suit

A civil proceeding in which damages because of bodily injury, property damage, or personal and advertising injury to which this insurance applies.
Occurrence
An accident, including continuous or repeated exposure to substantially the same general harmful conditions.
Coverage Territory


US, Puerto Rico, Canada.
International waters and airspace between the above.
Anywhere in the world if: Products made OR sold in territory above. Temporary business travel of a resident of the territory above. Personal and advertising injury takes place through the internet.


*Suit must be brought to territory.

What is included in insured contract?
*LEASE Plus

Lease of premises except
Easement or license agreement except
An obligation to indemnify a municipality as required by ordinance except
Sidetrack agreement
Elevator maintenance agreement
Plus, any contract in which the named insured assumes the tort liability of another party to pay for BI or PD to a third person.