Chapter 10 - Other Coverages Flashcards

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Self-Insured Retention

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The deductible for umbrella

$1,000 for personal
$10,000 for commercial

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What is the purpose of an Umbrella Policy?

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Provides catastrophic liability coverage

Provides higher limits of liability

Broader coverage

Drop down coverage

Insured must maintain a minimum limit of liability for underlying coverage.

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What are special features of umbrella policy?

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Worldwide coverage

Personal injury - discrimination, humiliation, mental anguish, etc

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What are the Special and Professional Liability Insurance?

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Errors and Omissions
Directors and Officers Liability 
Fiduciary Liability
Liquor Liability
Employment Practices Liability
Medical Professional
Lawyers Professional
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Errors and Omissions

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When a product an agent sales in his/her knowledge, skill, and advice

Necessary in the insurance business

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Surplus lines

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Coverages that cannot be purchased through authorized insurers with the state

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Stamping Office

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Oversees surplus lines in Texas

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Non-admitted

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Surplus lines

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Admitted company

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Authorized to do business in Texas

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What are surety bonds?

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Principle - (contractor) the party who has agreed to fulfill the obligation guaranteed by the surety

Obligee - (customer) the party the bond is written for. The bond is payable to the obligee of the principle does not perform the task satisfactory

Surety - guarantees fulfillment of the principle to the obligee with financial backing A surety expects no losses.

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Bid Bond

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When a contraction bid is submitted, the obligee usually requires a bid bond

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Performance Bond

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Guarantees construction according to plan or contract

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Payment Bond

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If a contractor does not pay bills incurred for the project, this bond is discharged so liens are not placed against the project

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Maintenance Bond

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Guarantees the contractor will remedy any unsatisfactory work or replace defective materials

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Judicial Bonds

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Fiduciary Bonds - intended for individuals appointed by the court to handle the affairs of another person due to death or disability

Court Bond - (litigation bond) if a principal loses a court action and wishes to appeal, the court requires this bond for court costs and damages of suit is lost again.

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Aviation Insurance

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Aircraft Hull - covers damage to the aircraft itself

Aircraft liability - provides bodily injury and property damage excluding or including passengers.

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Ocean Marine Coverage

Hull Insurance

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Covers damage to the ship, including collision

The collision clause or running down clause pays for damage if the covered ship runs over another vessel and is liable to the other vessel

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Ocean Marine Coverage

Cargo Insurance

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Provides coverage for items being transported by ship

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What does a voyage form cover?

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A single shipment

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What does a open cargo form cover?

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Provides continuous coverage until cancelled

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Freight insurance

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Used when shipping cargo that incurs an indirect loss

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What is protection and indemnity

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Provides full marine legal liability insurance
Pays for death, personal injury, and legal liability of the ship owner

Ship owner liability to seaman - Jones Act - unseaworthy vessels, wages, maintenance and cure for sick employee
Ship owner liability to dockworkers
Ship owner liability to passengers and visitors
Cargo liability (cargo damages through negligence)
Liability for other property (bridges and ships)
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Implied Warranties of Ocean Marine Policies

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Warranties are stipulations in policy that if breached can void coverage

Legality - enterprise must be legal
Seaworthiness - proper equipment, competent crew, correct load of cargo, and in compliance with good maritime practice
Change in voyage - if a ship embarks on a different voyage than the one underwritten, the risk may not be the same as agreed upon by the insurer

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On maritime policies what does average mean?

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Average refers to loss

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General Averages vs Particular Average

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General Average - partial loss sacrificed voluntarily and deliberated for the benefit of all. The loss is shared by all ship, freight and cargo owners

Particular Average - partial loss where there is no requirement to share the loss among all interests such as cargo that endangers other cargo (spoiling food)

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National Flood Insurance

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Purchase from government

Flood insurance can be obtained from any licensed PCA

Only approved communities agreeing to use sound flood control measures are eligible

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What losses does flood insurance cover?

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Overflow of inland or tidal water
Rapid accumulation of surface waters
Inundation of normally dry lands
Mudslide

Covers only direct losses.

Covers building and contents

Excludes money and valuable papers

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What is the waiting period on flood insurance?

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Policies written on annual basis
Payment must be made in full with a new application before coverage is effective

30 day waiting period before coverage takes effect with the following exceptions:
When insurance is purchased in connection with a loan
When a community first enters program
When purchasing new property
After a policy is in effect, there is a 5 day waiting period for policy changes on an existing policy with payment in full

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Boat Owners

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Provides personal liability, medical payments, uninsured motorist and physical damage to boat, motor or trailer.
All risks policy

Warranties:
Pleasure use
Seaworthiness
Layup period
Navigational limits

Excludes:
Wear and tear/mechanical breakdown
Loss during service or repair
Business pursuits
Liability arising out of waterskiing or parasailing
BI or PD while being towed behind a vehicle

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Texas Windstorm Association

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Written for windstorm, hurricane, hail and fire loses.

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Market Assistance Programs

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Assist customers who are unable to obtain property insurance.

Is a referral service.