Casualty Flashcards

1
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What are the three reasons people buy liability insurance?

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  1. Sometimes required by law
  2. It protects assets and income should the insured be involved in an accident or and occurrence that was unintended, but would find the insured is legally liable (responsible) for another’s injuries or damages.
  3. If a claim is a covered claim, a liability policy will provide the insured’s defense.
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2
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Is issued as a separate policy or other items it is packaged together with property insurance coverages.

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Liability Coverage

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3
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Pays all sums for which an insured becomes legally liable (responsible), for bodily injuries and/or property damage to third parties, not to exceed the policy limits of liabilities

A

Liability Coverage

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4
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Damages can be _____ or _______

A

special ; general

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5
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Are damages that are able to be easily determined such as medical bills, lost wages, repair costs and replacement value.

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Special Damages

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6
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Are damages that cannot be calculated precisely and are subject to judgement and differences of opinion. ______ _______ include compensation for pain and suffering, compensation for permanent disabilities and compensation for scarring and disfigurement.

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General damages

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Are extra amounts a court orders the insured to pay to the claimant as punishment for doing something particularly reckless, dangerous, grievous or malicious.

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Punitive damages

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8
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Court orders for punitive damages are generally not covered by _____ ________

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liability insurance

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9
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A third party claimant must be able to prove he/she has damages either in the form of ___ _____ and or ______ _______

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bodily injuries ; property damage

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10
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A third party claimant must also prove the monetary value of the _______

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damages

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11
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Bodily injuries also means

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Physical injuries

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12
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Bodily injuries include:

A

a. reimbursement for medical bills

b. reimbursement for lost wages

c. compensation for pain and suffering

d. compensation for permanent disabilities

e. compensation for permanent scaring and disfigurement

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13
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Direct or immediate cause is

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Proximate Cause

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14
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Is when a claimant is entitled to collect from an insured the percentage of damages for which the insured is responsible.

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Comparative Negligence

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15
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Is the type of legal proceeding through which claims for money or bodily injuries and/or property damage are made. It is also sometimes called CIVIL LIABILITY

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Law of torts

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16
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What is civil liability also called?

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Law of Torts

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17
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Is any sudden, unforeseen, unintended event which results in bodily injuries and/or property damage

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Accident

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18
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Is an accident, or any continuous or repetitious exposure to conditions which results in bodily injuries and/or property damage.

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An Occurrence

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19
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Both _____ and _______ policies cover claims made after the policy expiration, as long as it happened while the policy was in effect.

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accident ; occurrence

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20
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Some commercial and/or professional liability policies are written as _____ _____ ______

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Claims made policies

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21
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Coverage commences on the date specified in the policy as the _______ _____

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retroactive date

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22
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The ________ must occur sometime after the retroactive date and before the policy termination date

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occurrence

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23
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Is when the occurrence must be reported by the insured person or business to the insurance company while the policy is in effect during the 60 day reporting period that follows after the policy terminates

A

mini tail

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24
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Is when the claim must be made by the injured person either while the insurance policy is in effect or withing the five year claim reporting period that follows after the policy terminates.

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Midi tail

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25
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An endorsement can be purchased for the extra premium charge. If added, the occurrence must occur after the retroactive date and before the policy termination date and the occurrence and claim can be reported either while the policy was in effect or any time after the policy terminates.

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Supplemental reporting period

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26
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What is the Supplemental Reporting Period also called?

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Supplemental or full tail

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27
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An occurrence policy is not an ________ or _______ policy

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accident ; claims

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28
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An occurrence policy is not an accident policy - which means it will cover ________ arising out of an accident or any continuous or repetitions exposure to conditions which results in damage

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liability

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29
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An ______ policy is not a claims made policy - Which means all that is required is that the ________ or ________ occurs while the policy is in effect. It doesn’t matter that the claim isn’t made by the injured claimant until after the policy terminates.

A

Occurrence ; Accidental ; occurrence

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30
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Under some commercial (business) liability policies, the insurance company will charge an estimated premium at the beginning of a policy term. It is called a ____ ______

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deposit premium

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31
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If an insurance company does an audit of the insured business, and the audit determines that the insured’s liability risks increased during the policy premium, the insurance company will sometimes charge an additional premium at the end of the policy term, if they charge it, it is called an

A

audit premium

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32
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The Personal Auto policy can be used for what vehicles?

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  1. Any two door, four-door, or station wagon type auto which has the least four wheels
  2. Any pick up or van

a. which is owned by an individual or husband and wife

b. which has a load capacity of less than 10,000 lbs

c. which is not used in the delivery of transportation of goods.

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33
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Two exceptions to the delivery and transportation of goods.

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  1. If the pick-up truck or van is used for installing, maintaining or repairing furnishings or equipment (such as construction job or repair service job) it can qualify for a Personal auto policy.
  2. If the pick-up truck or van is used for farming it can qualify for a Personal auto policy
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34
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Business Auto policy can be used for two things:

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  1. Any auto owned by a business firm (partnership or corporation)
  2. Any truck which does not qualify as a personal auto
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35
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What are the 5 auto insurance coverages?

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  1. Liability Coverage
  2. Physical damage coverage: (comp/coll)
  3. Medical payments coverage
  4. Uninsured motorist coverage
  5. Underinsured motorist coverage
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36
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When a policy includes all 5 coverages, it is called ______ coverage

A

full

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37
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When a policy does not include physical damage coverage, it is referred to “________ only coverage”

A

liability

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38
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What pays all sums for which an insured becomes legally liable (responsible)

A

Liability Coverage

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39
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What two things are caused to other parties?

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  1. Bodily injuries
  2. Property damage
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40
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Parties to whom the insurance policy coverage applies (includes 4 items)

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  1. Named insured & spouse
  2. All relative members of the insured’s household
  3. Anyone driving the insured auto with permission (express or implied)
  4. Anyone legally responsible for the use of the auto at the time of the accident (omnibus clause)
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41
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Who is all covered as relative members of the insure’s household?

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a. whether they have driver’s license or not

b. whether they are named in the policy or not

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42
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What is included (covered) while driving the insured auto with permission (expressed or implied)?

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a. including liability caused by employees

(It will NOT cover liability to injured employees (Worker’s compensation coverage))

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43
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What is it called when one person, such as an employer, can sometimes be held legally liable (responsible) under special circumstances for the actions or accidents or occurrences caused by another, such as an employee?

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Vicarious liability

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44
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Auto liability coverage applies when it is arising out of _______ autos and _________ _______ autos if reported within _________ days

A

replacement; newly acquired; 30

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45
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Autos to which auto liability applies

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  1. autos in the dec page
  2. replacement autos (if replaced within 30 days)
  3. newly acquired autos (if reported within 30 days)
  4. auto trailers
  5. temporary substitute autos
  6. non owned autos not regularly used by the insured (rental car)
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46
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Coverage follows the _______ first, the _________ second.

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vehicle ; driver

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47
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Minimum liability limits required to be carried on all automobiles by state laws are __/__/___

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25/50/20

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48
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If the insured has the minimum liability limits the insurance company will pay up to $_____ for bodily injuries per person

A

$25,000

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49
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If the insured has the minimum liability limits the insurance company will pay up to $_____ for total (aggregate) bodily injuries per occurrence.

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$50,000

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50
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If the insured has the minimum liability limits the insurance company will pay up to $_____ for property damage occurrence

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$20,000

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51
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An alternative to 20/50/25 split limits is minimum singe liability limits of $________

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$70,000

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52
Q

It must be kept in all automobiles at all times. It must include the name of the insurance company, effective date and expiration date.

A

Proof of insurance

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53
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It is common to increase liability to _______ levels

A

Higher

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54
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(differences between property insurance coverage (fire policies, dwelling policies, homeowners policies and liability coverages))

Property insurance coverages are ___ _____ coverages because they pay to the insured for damage to the insured’s property. Liability insurance coverages are ______ _____ coverages because they pay to someone other than the insured.

A

first party; third party

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55
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(differences between property insurance coverage (fire policies, dwelling policies, homeowners policies and liability coverages)) property coverages usually have a ________ : Liability coverages usually have __ _________

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deductible; no deductible

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56
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(differences between property insurance coverage (fire policies, dwelling policies, homeowners policies and liability coverages)) property coverages indemnify by _____ the insured - Liability coverages, on the other hand Indemnify by ______ the insured’s roled (or insured’s position) in the claim.

A

reimbursing ; assuming

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57
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Are amounts which the insurance company will pay in addition to the limits of liability

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Supplemental payments

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58
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Insurance companies will provide supplemental payments for $_____ for bail bonds required because of an accident which resulted in bodily injuries or property damage

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$250

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59
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Insurance companies will provide supplemental payments for ________ cost including interest on a judgement resulting from a claim the insurance chooses to defend.

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defense

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60
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Insurance companies will provide supplemental payments for _____ bonds and other bonds required by the insurance company’s defense of a claim

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appeal

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61
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Insurance companies will provide supplemental payments up to $____ for loss of earnings because of an attendance at hearings at the insurance company’s request.

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$50

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62
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Insurance companies will provide supplemental payments for other ________ insured at the request of the insurance company

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expenses

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63
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Auto liability coverage exclusions are:

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  1. Liability for property owned by or in care/custody/control of the insured (covered under HO)
  2. Liability of an employer for injuries sustained by employees during the course of employment (workers comp coverage would apply)
  3. Liability while operating a vehicle for a fee (liability incurred while carpooling is covered)
  4. Liability incurred by an intended act
  5. Liability incurred by the insured while driving a non-owned auto while engaged in the auto business (gatekeeper coverage would apply)
  6. Liability covered under a nuclear energy liability policy
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64
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A person would purchase either ____ ____ coverage or ______ coverage, never both

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named peril; comprehensive

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65
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First party coverage that covers damage to the insured’s vehicle.

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Physical damage coverage

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66
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Physical Damage coverage named peril coverage includes:

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  1. fire
  2. lightening
  3. transportation (towed)
  4. theft and vandalism
  5. windstorm and hail
  6. civil commotion and riot
  7. explosion
  8. flood and earthquake
  9. aircraft
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67
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______ coverage is sold more often than ______ coverage

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comprehensive; named peril

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68
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comprehensive coverage is also named

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all risk coverage

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69
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What covers all the named perils (plus it is broader) and covers all forms of damage to the insured auto except those excluded?

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Comprehensive (all risk coverage

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70
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The primary exclusion to comprehensive coverage is damage caused by ______ or ________

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collision ; upset

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71
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Exception: comp coverage will cover damage caused by collision with a _____ or ______

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bird; animal

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72
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Upset damage which is excluded under comprehensive coverage is damage incurred by _______ the insured vehicle

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rolling

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73
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Comp coverage pays up to $____ per day for transportation costs not to exceed $______ after the insured auto has been stolen for ____ hours

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15 ; 450 ; 48

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74
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Collision or upset coverage has a ____ deductible than comp coverage

A

higher

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75
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collision or upset coverage covers damage to the insured vehicle caused by ____ or ______

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collision or upset

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76
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Comp coverage usually has a ____ deductible

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low

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77
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collision coverage usually has a _____ deductible

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higher

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78
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Autos to which Physical damage coverage applies:

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  1. Autos described in the dec page
  2. replacement autos ( if reported within 30 days)
  3. newly acquired autos (if reported within 30 days)
  4. temp substitute autos (rental car or auto garage gives you loaner)
  5. Non-owned autos not regularly provided for the insured’s use. (excess to any coverage on auto)
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79
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Physical damage coverage exclusions are:

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  1. any auto used as a public or livery conveyance
  2. war
  3. Non-owned auto used by the insured while the insured is engaged in the auto business (garagekeeper coverage would apply)
  4. Another auto owned by the insured upon which the insured has another valid and collectable insurance (Insured cannot stack coverage)
  5. Damage due to wear, tear, freezing, mechanical, or electrical breakdown or failure unless it results from a theft
  6. damage to tires, unless the damage was caused by fire, vandalism, or theft
  7. radioactive contamination
  8. loss of or damage to sound reproduction equipment not permanently installed and tapes
  9. loss of or damage to C.B. radios and telephones not permanently installed
  10. loss of or damage to custom furnishings
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80
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It covers medical bills incurred by the insured and household members if injured by any auto anywhere.

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Auto medical payment coverage

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81
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It also covers medical expenses incurred by passengers of the insured auto if the passengers are injured while they are entering, occupying or alighting from the insured auto.

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Auto medical payment coverage

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82
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Auto Medical Payments coverage covers medical expenses incurred within _ years of an accident including ambulance an funeral expenses.

A

3 years

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83
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Auto Medical Payments coverage pays whether the insured was ______ _______ for the injuries or not

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legally responsible

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84
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Auto Medical Payments coverage is usually a per person limit (such as $______) and an aggregate (total) limit in a higher amount (such as $______) per occurrence

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$5,000 ; $25,000

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85
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What are the Additional Auto coverages?

A

A. Towing and labor coverage

B. Transportation Expense (Rental Reimbursement) coverage

C. Hired auto coverage

D. Employees Non-Ownership liability coverage

E. Drive other car (DOC) coverage

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86
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The additional auto coverages are an extra _______ that can be added to an auto policy for an extra ______ charge

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endorsement ; premium

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87
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If towing and labor coverage is added, it pays for _____ service, _____ and/or _____ charges

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roadside ; labor ; towing

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88
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Towing and labor coverage _____ are sometimes $50, $75, $100, $150, $200, or $250

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limits

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89
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Transportation Expense coverage covers auto rental expenses the insured incurs because the insured auto is unable to be driven due to damage covered under the insured’s ____ _____ coverage

A

Physical Damage

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90
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Transportation Expense coverage covers expenses the insured incurs because the insured auto has been _____.

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stolen

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91
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Transportation Expense coverage in the case of the insured auto being stolen, coverage starts after the insured auto has been stolen __ hours.

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48 hours

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92
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Transportation Expense coverage pays up to $___ per day for transportation costs not to exceed $______. This amount can be increased for an additional premium charge. to qualify for this coverage, the insured must carry Auto ______ _______ coverage

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$20 ; $600 ; Physical Damage

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93
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Hired Auto coverage covers liability arising out of a vehicle rented for leased for less than __ months

A

12

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94
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Hired Auto coverage is coverage needed by a business that _____ rents cars or trucks

A

occasionally

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95
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Employers non-ownership liability coverage protects an employer against legal liability caused by an employee while driving an auto ____ _____ by the employer

A

not owned

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96
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_______ _______ liability coverage is excess to any coverage there may be on the auto being driven by the employee at the time of the accident

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Employee non-ownership

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97
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______ _______ ______ Coverage is purchased by a business to protect an executive, key employee, or a business owner who is not covered under a personal auto policy.

A

Drive Other Car (DOC)

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98
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Drive Other Car (DOC) Coverage protects only individuals that are _____ (listed)

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scheduled

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99
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Drive Other Car (DOC) Coverage: Sometimes the scheduled (listed) insured will not have a Personal Auto policy because he/she and his/her family drive only ______ owned vehicles and do not personally own a vehicle

A

company

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100
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Drive Other Car (DOC) Coverage protects the ________ employees against liability incurred to a third party while driving a vehicle the employee does not own other than a company owned vehicle such as a rental vehicle, or some other vehicle the employee does not own.

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scheduled

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101
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Drive Other Car (DOC) Coverage can also include _____ ______, _____/______ motorist coverage and _______ ______ coverages

A

Medical Payments ; Uninsured/Underinsured, Physical Damage

102
Q

Drive Other Car (DOC) Coverage: ______ _______ _______ endorsement extends coverage to also cover family members of the scheduled (listed) insured person.

A

Individual Named Insured

103
Q

Both ________/_________ motorist coverages cover the insured and all members of his/her household if they are injured anywhere.

A

Uninsured/Underinsured

104
Q

Both Uninsured/Underinsured motorist coverages cover passengers if they are injured while they are ____, _____ or _______ from the insured auto.

A

entering, occupying, alighting

105
Q

U.M. = _______

A

Uninsured Motorist

106
Q

U.I.M = ___________

A

Underinsured Motorist

107
Q

U.M. coverage protects an injured insured person if injured by what two things?

A
  1. hit and run
  2. uninsured motorist
108
Q

U.M. coverage protects the injured insured person in the same way and for the same amount of money that he/she would have been covered had the hit-and-run or uninsured motorist had ______ ______

A

liability coverage

109
Q

The total sum covered will not ______ the insured’s U.M. coverage limits

A

exceed

110
Q

____ coverage limits has only two numbers. It can be purchased with limits of 25/50, 50/100, 100/300, 250/500, or 500/1000

A

U.M.

111
Q

U.M. coverage covers only _____ _______

A

bodily injuries

112
Q

U.M. coverage does not cover ____ to the insured vehicle

A

damage

113
Q

If the insured vehicle is damaged and there is Collision coverage on it, the damage to the insured vehicle will be covered under _______ coverage

A

Collision

114
Q

If there is no Collision coverage on the insured auto, the insurance company must offer the insured the opportunity to purchase ______ ______ _______ _______ coverage to cover damage to the insured auto caused by an uninsured or hit and run motorist.

A

Uninsured Motorist Property Damage

115
Q

Uninsured Motorist Property Damage = ____________

A

U.M.P.D

116
Q

U.M.P.D. covers only damage to the _____ _____

A

insured auto

117
Q

U.M.P.D. does not cover other ____ or ______ to the insured auto.

A

autos ; contents

118
Q

U.M.P.D _____ amounts may only be limited to amounts set by law.

A

face

119
Q

When issuing Auto Liability coverage, state laws require the insurance company to automatically include _____ coverage with limits of no less than ______/_______

A

U.M. ; $25,000/$50,000

120
Q

If the insured increases the liability coverage limits to a level higher than 25/50/20, the insurance compnay must allow the insured to increase her ____ limits up to the same level as the insured’s liability limits

A

U.M.

121
Q

If an insured increases his/her U.M. coverage limits, the insurance company must automatically include _____ coverage with the same limits.

A

U.I.M

122
Q

No U.I.M coverage is included if U.M. coverage is maintained with just ______/_______ minimum limits

A

$25,000/$50,000

123
Q

U.I.M coverage covers the same parties as _____ coverage

A

U.M.

124
Q

If a covered person is injured by an underinsured motorist, it pays up to the ______ between that at-fault driver’s liability limits and the insured’s U.I.M. limits (assuming they are higher)

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difference

125
Q

U.I.M pays the difference the ____ way and to the ____ extent that the at-fault driver’s coverage would have paid had it’s limits been higher.

A

Same

126
Q

The total sum covered under the at-fault driver’s liability coverage and the insured’s U.I.M coverage will not exceed the insured’s ______ coverage limits

A

U.I.M

127
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions. Conditions also means what?

A

Requirements

128
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: the Insured must _______ fully with the insurance company’s investigation, settlement and/or defense of the claim.

A

cooperate

129
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: The insured must provide full proof of ______

A

loss

130
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: In most circumstances, a third party claimant must make his/her claim against the _______ _______ and allow the insured person to submit the claim to his/her insurance company.

A

insured person

131
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: A third party claimant may not sue another person’s _____ _____ directly unless a court has ordered the _____ ______ to pay and it has failed to do so or the _______ ______ has entered into claim settlement agreement agreeing that insured is legally liable (responsible) for damages and the _______ _______ has failed to pay. (all same answer)

A

insurance company

132
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: The insured must _______ additional loss.

A

prevent

133
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: After the insurance company has paid the claim, the insurance company may acquire the insured’s _____ to make a claim against another party to recover the loss the insurance company has paid (subrogation)

A

rights

134
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: The accident or occurrence must occur within?

A

U.S, a territory, or Canada

135
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: the _____ _____ has the right to either pay the loss, repair the damaged property, or replace it.

A

insurance company

136
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: If the insured and the insurance company disagree as to the amount of loss and the vehicle cannot be repaired or replaced, each may select an appraiser and they will select and _______ _______ who will settle the loss (arbitration clause)

A

umpire appraiser

137
Q

General Auto Policy Conditions: The policy cannot be _____ or ______ without the insurance company’s permission.

A

changed ; assigned

138
Q

It is issued as the liability coverage part of a Farmowner Package policy, or as the liability coverage part of a business owner policy (BOP), or as the liability coverage part of a commercial package policy (CPP), or it may be issued as a separate policy.

A

Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage

139
Q

It covers liability arising out of the insured business as will as new hazards arising during the policy term, whether they are reported to the insurance company or not.

A

Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage

140
Q

Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage: A ______ ________ is charged at the beginning of the policy term

A

deposit premium

141
Q

Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage: An audit is done at the end of the policy term. If the audit determines that the insureds risks increased during the policy term, an additional premium (_____ ______) can be charged at the end of the policy term.

A

Audit premium

142
Q

Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage: If the audit determines the insureds liability risks decreased, a _____ or _____ will be issued

A

refund ; credit

143
Q

A Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage is usually issued as an _______ ________

A

occurrence policy

144
Q

Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage is usually issued as an occurrence policy, it is required only that the ________ or ________ occur while the policy is in effect.

A

accident ; occurrence

145
Q

Commercial General Liability (CGL) coverage is usually issued as an occurrence policy, the claim can be made ____ the policy terminates

A

after

146
Q

Some Commercial General Liability (CGL) policies are written as _______ ________ policies

A

claims made

147
Q

CGL Policies: coverage commences of the date specified in the policy as the ______ _______.

A

retroactive date

148
Q

CGL Policies: The occurrence must occur sometime after the _______ ______ and before the policy ________ _______

A

retroactive date ; termination date

149
Q

CGL Policies: The occurrence must be reported by the insured business to the insurance company while the policy is in effect during the ___ day reporting period that follows after the policy terminates (also called _____ tail)

A

60 days ; mini

150
Q

CGL policies: The claim must be made by the injured person either while the insurance policy is in effect or within the __ year claim reporting period that follows after the policy terminates (also called the ____ tail)

A

5 ; midi

151
Q

CGL policies: What is an endorsement that can be purchased for an extra premium charge? if added, the occurrence must occur after the retroactive date and before the policy termination date and the occurrence and claim can be reported either while the policy was in effect or any time after the policy terminates.

A

Supplemental Reporting Period

152
Q

What is supplemental reporting period also called?

A

Supplemental or full tail

153
Q

The CGL policy covers _____ ______ incurred by the named insured business, its officers, partners, employees, real estate managers, custodians, and mobile equipment operators acting within the scope of the insured business.

A

legal liability

154
Q

The CGL policy has separate limits for:

A

a. Bodily injuries and property damage liability coverage

b. Products liability coverage

c. fire liability coverage

d. personal and advertising injury liability coverage

e. medical payments coverage

f. a total maximum (aggregate) annual limit for all covered claims

155
Q

Under the CGL policy conditions (requirements) , the insured is required to give the insurance company:

A

a. Prompt notice of an occurrence

b. Prompt written notice of all claims

c. immediate copies of claim notices and legal papers

d. authorization to obtain records

e. cooperation in investigation, settlement, defense claims

f. cooperation in enforcement of rights against others to attempt to recover the loss the insurance company has paid (subrogation)

156
Q

Commercial Liability Coverages

A

Coverage A - Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability coverage

Coverage B - Personal and Advertising Injury Liability coverage

Coverage C - Medical Payments coverage

157
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A includes

A

a. Premises Liability

b. Off Premises Liability

c. Operations Liability

d. Fire Liability

e Products and Completed Operations Liability coverage (Products Liability Coverage)

158
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A: Liability arising from the ownership, use or occupancy of premises

A

Premises Liability

159
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A: Liability arising from an operation or activity being performed by the insured, an employee or an independent contractor including liability caused by new construction and structural alteration liability.

A

Operations Liability

160
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A: Liability incurred off premises incidental to the insured business

A

Off Premises Liability

161
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A: Liability arising from a fire on the insure premises.

A

Fire liability

162
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A: Business that manufacture, distribute, or sell products or completed services have an extra high standard of responsibility (liability) to assure that their products or completed services are safe and cannot cause injuries or death to consumers.

A

Products Liability coverage

163
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A: Products Liability coverage - Business that manufacture, distribute, or sell products or completed services have an extra high standard of responsibility (liability) to assure that their products or completed services are safe and cannot cause injuries or death to consumers.

This high level of liability is called what?

A

Strict liability

164
Q

Is liability arising out of defects in products and completed operations

A

Products liability

165
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A: It covers liability assumed for someone else by contract in a hold harmless clause. It sometimes occurs in lease contracts, construction contracts, service contracts, as well as other types of contracts.

A

Incidental insured contracts liability.

166
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A - Incidental insured contracts liability: The CGL policy will not cover liability resulting from _____ ___ _______

A

breach of contract

167
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A - Incidental insured contracts liability: The CGL policy covers only liability assumed under a hold harmless clause and only if the hold harmless clause is in a contract _______ to the insured buisness

A

incidental

168
Q

Commercial Liability Coverage A - Incidental insured contracts liability: When one person assumes legal liability (responsibility) for actions or accidents or occurrences caused by another, it is called _____ liability

A

vicarious

169
Q

Coverage A (Bodily Injury and Property Damage Liability coverage) Exclusions:

A

a. Liability caused by acts intended by the insured

b. Liquor liability (dram shop liability)

c. Liability to injured employees (workers compensation coverage)

d. Liability cause by the discharge of pollutants or waste

e. Liability arising from auto, watercraft or aircraft

170
Q

It covers liability other than bodily injury liability arising out of the personal injury such as false arrest, malicious prosecution, wrongful entry or eviction, libel, slander, and invasion of privacy.

A

Coverage B - Personal and Advertising Injury liability Coverage

171
Q

Coverage B - Personal and Advertising Injury liability Coverage: Advertising injury liability coverage covers claims resulting from advertising including _____ or _______ infringement claims

A

trademark ; copyright

172
Q

Coverage B - Personal and Advertising Injury liability Coverage exclusions

A

a. Intentional false oral or written publication

b. Willful violation of the law

c. Liability assumed by contract

d. Liability resulting from publication that first occurred before the policy effective date.

e. Advertising liability caused by breach of contract

f. Liability caused by advertisement of wrong quality or price

g. Advertising liability when the insured business is advertising, broadcasting, publishing, or telecasting

173
Q

Coverage A & B Supplementary Payments

A

a. Defense cost

b. Bail Bonds up to $250

c. Other costs incurred at the request of the insurance company including loss of income of up to $100 per day

174
Q

It pays all medical expenses incurred within one (1) year of an accident occurring on the insured premises resulting from the insured operations

A

Coverage C - Medical Payments Coverage

175
Q

It pays medical expenses regardless of legal liability up to the insured business’ Medical Payments coverage limits

A

Coverage C - Medical Payments Coverage

176
Q

Coverage C - Medical Payments Coverage: It covers medical expenses incurred by ______ other than the insured, employees, tenants, or persons injured as a result of a product or completed operations liability or as a result of an athletic contest.

A

anyone

177
Q

Coverage C - Medical Payments Coverage: CGL Med Pay covers medical expenses incurred by _____ to the insured premises

A

visitors

178
Q

It protects owners, landlords and tenants of property against liability caused by contractors or subcontractors named on the dec page

A

Owners and Contractors Protective Liability Coverage

179
Q

Owners and Contractors Protective Liability Coverage: When a property owner enters into a construction contract with a contractor, the property owner will sometimes require the contractor to carry _______ and ________ Protection Liability coverage to protect the property owner and the contractor against legal liability arising out of the project.

A

Owners ; Constructor

180
Q

Owners and Contractors Protective Liability Coverage: When a contractor enters into a contract with a subcontractor sometimes the contractor will require the sub to carry ________ and ________ Protective Liability coverage to protect the general contractor and the subcontractor against liability arising from the project.

A

Owners ; Contractor

181
Q

It is required by businesses which due to the nature of their business or their prominence, run the risk of having claims made against them in extraordinary high amounts or for things not covered under other coverages.

A

Commercial Excess/Umbrella Liability coverage

182
Q

Commercial Excess/Umbrella Liability coverage: To qualify for Commercial Excess/Umbrella Liability coverage, the insured must carry _______ liability coverage with at least required _________ limits

A

primary ; minimum

183
Q

Commercial Excess/Umbrella Liability coverage: It covers liability claims which exceed ______ coverage limits and some types of claims not covered under ______ coverage

A

primary

184
Q

It is important coverage for any professional person or professional organization to have if they are at risk of having a claim made against him or her due to a professional mistake.

A

Professional Errors and Omissions (E and O) coverage

185
Q

Professional Errors and Omissions (E and O) coverage: It is important coverage ______ to have

A
  1. hospital/doctor/nurse
  2. lawyer/law firm
  3. accountant/accounting firm
  4. architect/architecture firm
  5. insurance agent/agency
  6. real estate salesman/real estate firm
  7. other professional person or organization
186
Q

Professional Errors and Omissions (E and O) coverage is sometimes called __________ Liability Insurance or _________ insurance. Other times it’s called _________ and ___________ (_ & _) liability insurance

A

Professional ; Malpractice ; Doctors and Officers (D and O)

187
Q

Professional Errors and Omissions (E and O) coverage is sometimes packaged together with _________ _________ Liability Insurance

A

Employment Practice

188
Q

It protects businesses against claims made by employees against an employer alleging the employer has violated the employee’s rights

A

Employment Practice Liability insurance

189
Q

Professional Liability coverage sometimes includes a special ______ _______ provision

A

Loss Settlement

190
Q

Professional Liability coverage sometimes requires the ___________ to obtain the insured’s written consent to settle a claim without defending against the claim in court.

A

insurance company

191
Q

Is needed by automobile sales, servicing, repair and parking businesses

A

Garage coverage

192
Q

Covers Liability arising as a result of garage operations

A

Garage liability coverage

193
Q

Covers legal liability for damage to customers’ autos

A

Garage keepers coverage

194
Q

Covers autos owned by the insured business

A

Garage Physical Damage coverage

195
Q

Garage coverage 3 optional coverages

A
  1. garage liability coverage
  2. Garage Keepers coverage
  3. Garage physical damage coverage
196
Q

Can be purchased as either a part of a CGL policy, or, if a business does not have a CGL policy, as a separate policy

A

Products and Completed Operations Liability Coverage (Products Liability coverage)

197
Q

It covers only liability arising out of defects in products and completed services manufactured, handled, distributed, or sold by the insured.

It must also be after the _____ has been passed from the insured (sale completed)

& after the insured has relinquished _________.

A

Products Liability coverage; title ; possession

198
Q

It covers only liability assumed by the insured by contract in hold harmless clauses found in business contracts such as purchase agreements, construction contracts, maintenance agreements, service agreements, rental contracts, leases, and other business contracts

A

Contractual Liability coverage

199
Q

Two types of Contractual Liability coverage:

A
  1. Designated contracts (scheduled) coverage
  2. Blanket coverage
200
Q

Contractual Liability coverage can be purchased as part of a ____ policy, or, if a business does not have a ____ policy, as a separate policy

A

CGL

201
Q

Contractual Liability coverage: When one person or organization becomes legally liable for accidents, injuries, or property damage caused by another it is called ______ _______

A

vicarious liability

202
Q

Contractual liability coverage ______ liability resulting from breach of contract

A

excludes

203
Q

It is a federal GOV program in which most insurance companies choose to participate

A

Terrorism Risk Insurance Act (TRIA)

204
Q

When insurance companies participate in the federal terrorism insurance program, the insurance companies must offer terrorism coverage as an _____ _______ on all insurance policies covering commercial business properties

A

extra endorsement

205
Q

Is when an insured person or organization is involved in an activity that creates risk to other people. Sometimes the risk that is imposed is a high level of risk. The people who are at risk are sometimes unaware that they are in this high risk situation. Other times, they are in a position where they can do very little or nothing about it. That imposes upon the insured person or organization a high duty to take an especially high level of care to avoid accidents and occurrences that may result in injuries to others

A

absolute liability

206
Q

Occurs when an insured person or organization is involved in an activity where there is a high duty to take care to avoid accidents or occurrences that could cause injuries and/or property damage. The insured’s duty is not, however an absolute duty where is something were to go wrong the insured would automatically be held legally liable.

A

Strict liability

207
Q

Occurs when an insured person or organization has not committed an act of negligence but becomes legally liable for actions or failures to act of another.

A

Vicarious Liability

208
Q

Is the taking or property from the premises of another with either forced entry or exit

A

Burglary

209
Q

Is the taking of property from the person of another by either force or threat of force

A

Robbery

210
Q

Is the taking of property with the intent to deprive the rightful owner (includes burglary & robbery, but is broader than both)

A

Theft

211
Q

Is any unexplained vanishing of property under circumstances that would suggest a wrongful taking

A

Mysterious disappearance

212
Q

Is the signing of another person’s name with the intent to not deceive and take money

A

Forgery

213
Q

Honesty=

A

Fidelity

214
Q

Is a contract that guarantees a promise

A

Bond

215
Q

Are contracts issued by insurance companies that guarantee a promise of honesty of one person to either another person or to an organization

A

Fidelity Bonds

216
Q

Is a fidelity bond that is issued by insurance companies to guarantee the honesty of an employee to an employer. It protects the employer against the financial risk of employees stealing from the employer

A

Employee dishonesty coverage

217
Q

Is a three party contract

A

Bond

218
Q

Three party contract (bond) parties:

A
  1. Principal (Obligor) - Person (employee making a promise of honesty
  2. Obligee - Person (employer) to whom the promise is made
  3. Surety - Insurance company that guarantees the principal’s promise to the obligee
219
Q

It protects an organization against loss of property other than money and securities.

A

Premises burglary coverage

220
Q

It covers damage to the insured’s property caused by the burglary or robbery of a watchman of property while the insured business is not open

A

Premises burglary coverage

221
Q

Any person who is insured retains specifically to have care and custody of property and has no other duties

A

Watchman

222
Q

Premises burglary coverage is _________ while damage to the insured premises is being resored

A

suspended

223
Q

It protects an organization against loss of property other than money and securities

A

Premises theft and robbery outside the premises coverage

224
Q

It protects property inside the premises against loss caused by theft.

A

Premises theft and robbery outside the premises coverage

225
Q

It protects property outside the premises in the care and custody of a messenger against loss caused by robbery

A

Premises theft and robbery outside the premises coverage

226
Q

It protects an organization against loss of property other than money and securities.

A

Robbery and Safe Burglary Coverage

227
Q

Robbery and Safe Burglary Coverage can have an endorsement added to cover loss of _____ and ______

A

money ; securities

228
Q

Robbery and Safe Burglary Coverage has 3 optional coverages

A
  1. Robbery Inside the Premises (of a custodian)
  2. Robbery outside the premises (of a messenger)
  3. Safe Burglary (has an endorsement that can cover loss from safe caused by theft) (will cover damage cuased by the safe burglary)
229
Q

It protects an organization against loss of only money and securities

A

Theft, disappearance, and destruction coverage

230
Q

It protects money and securities both inside and outside the premises or in a bank

A

Theft, disappearance, and destruction coverage

231
Q

It covers any kind of theft, disappearance or destruction

A

Theft, disappearance, and destruction coverage

232
Q

It covers damage to the insured premises or safe, vault or other containers as a result of a theft

A

Theft, disappearance, and destruction coverage

233
Q

It covers loss of money and securities outside the premises while in the custody of a messenger or armored car

A

Theft, disappearance, and destruction coverage

234
Q

Will cover losses resulting from the forgery or alteration of the signature of the insured, an employee of the insured or an agent of the insured on outgoing checks, draft or promissory notes.

A

Forgery and Alteration Coverage

235
Q

it will also cover legal expenses that the insured incurs as a result of forged or altered checks, drafts or promissory notes

A

Forgery and Alteration Coverage

236
Q

It protects an organization (such as a business organization) against losses which include money, securities, and other property caused by dishonesty of employees

A

Employee dishonesty (fidelity bond) coverage

237
Q

Lists each employee who is to be covered. Employees may be scheduled either by name or by position. (Limits apply per employee for each occurrence)

A

Schedule employee dishonesty coverage

238
Q

Protects an employer against dishonesty of all employees as long as the loss can be determined to have been caused by an employee, the employee does not have to be identified. limits apply per occurrence regardless of how many employees were involved.

A

Blanket Employee Dishonesty coverage

239
Q

is all losses whether the result of a single act or a series of acts

A

An occurrence

240
Q

Claim requirements

A
  • The loss must occur during the bond period
  • The loss must occur after the policy has terminated but within the discovery period. Most Employee dishonesty policies (fidelity bonds) have six month discovery periods.
241
Q

There is more often ______ on bonds than on other types of insurance policies

A

subrogation

242
Q

_______ on bonds is also usually more complete than on other types of insurance policies

A

Subrogation

243
Q

Important fidelity bond provisions

A
  1. Coverage is terminated for a dishonest employee when the insured receives knowledge that the employee has committed a dishonest act

2 It does not matter whether the dishonest act relates to the insured’s employment or not.

244
Q

Bond that guarantees a promise by a principal (obligor) to an obligee of either faithful performance or payment

A

Surety bonds

245
Q

Parties on a surety bond

A

Principal - Is the person making a promise of either faithful performance or payment

Obligee - Is the person to whom the promise of faithful performance or payment is made

Surety - Is the insurance company that guarantees the principal’s promise to the obligee

246
Q

Types of surety bonds

A
  1. bid bond
  2. performance bond
  3. completion bond
  4. judicial bond
  5. Fiduciary bond
247
Q

Is a bond required of a contractor bidding on a construction job. it guarantees that the contractor will enter into the contract if awarded the job

A

Bid Bond

248
Q

Is a bond which guarantees that the contractor will complete a job on time, according to a specifications and without liens for materials or labor

A

Performance Bond

249
Q

Is a bond which guarantees that a developer will complete a project

A

Completion Bond

250
Q

Is a bond which guarantees court costs and that a judgement will be paid if a court case is lost. It is often required when appealing a case.

A

Judicial Bond

251
Q

Is a bond which guarantees that an executer, administrator or guardian will manage and distribute an estate property

A

Fiduciary bond