Section 3D Flashcards

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Garage Liability

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Coverage at auto dealers and repair shops

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Commercial General Liability (CGL)

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Does not cover personal liability

It has no deductible.

It can be written for just about any type of business except auto dealers and repair shops

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CPP is a BI and PD coverage that will pay for your

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Legal liability to others resulting from your failure to act reasonably (negligence)

The cost of hiring a lawyer is in addition to your policy limits.

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CPP

Injury to your own employees is not covered since is this WC and remember WC

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Can never be added to CPP

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An occurrence form

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Will cover any BI or PD that occurs during the policy period

Auto Liability and Homeowners Liability are written in this manner.

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Claims Made form is much more restrictive

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Professional liability policies are written on a claims made basis

They have a retroactive date, which defines when coverage begins

CGL is written on this basis

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When renewing a policy written on a claims made basis, you should

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Maintain the original retroactive coverage date

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A retroactive date can be advanced only with the written consent of the named insured. The insurer must obtain written consent and acknowledgment that

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The insured has been informed of the right to buy an ERP (extended reporting period)

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ERP

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Aka extended reporting period

It’s sometimes called a ‘tail of coverage’

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An ERP does not

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Extend a policy period

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An ERP extends the

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Period for reporting such claims.

The ERP are treated as if they had been made on the last day of the policy period. Once in effect, an ERP cannot be cancelled

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ERP is the

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Opposite of the retroactive date

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Basic ERP

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Is free and begins at the end of the policy period and provides an extra 60-day period for reporting any claims that occurred during the policy period.

Allows a claimant to report a claim up to five years after the policy period

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Supplemental ERP

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Extends the claim-reporting period indefinitely or provides a full tail of coverage

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Claims Made CGL policy

A claim must be turned in during the policy period, or during

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Any extended reporting period provided by the insurer

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It is the date of the claim that triggers coverage on a CGL that pays claims on an occurrence basis, but on a claims made CGL,

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It is the date that the claim was turned in.

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Cov A on CGL

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Premises and operations liability
Products and completed operations liability
Contractual or Assumed Liability
Independent Contractors

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Premises Liability

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Provides coverage for BI and PD on your fixed premises in the event someone (other than you or your employee) is injured or property is damaged due to your negligence.

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The cost of defense is covered in addition to your policy limits, even if

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It is proven to be not your fault. There is usually no deductible

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Operations liability

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Is designed for businesses that do not have a single fixed premises, but various premises, instead.

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The cost of defense is covered in

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Addition to limits, even though the lawsuit is groundless

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Theses policies are subject

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To audit and payroll verification

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Products and Completed Operations for businesses that either

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Manufacture or sell something (products-worldwide)

Or build something (completed operations)

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Products Liability covers BI and PD resulting from the sale or manufacturer of a faulty product,

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After it has been released from the control of the manufacturer or retailer

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Basis of premiums for products liability is

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Gross annual sales

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Products liability on a CGL may be

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Excluded with the mutual consent of the parties.

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Completed operations liability is actually part of the same CGL insuring agreement, but is

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Designed for businesses that build things.

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Completed operations liability

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Covers you after you are done

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Contractual or Assumed Liability

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Covers your liability assumed under contracts

Ex: hold harmless agreement (you agree that you will assume all liability)

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CGL only automatically covers insured contracts like

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A sidetrack agreement (often a railroad siding)

An elevator maintenance agreement

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Independent Contractor’s Coverage

General Contractors are assumed to be responsible for the acts of any subcontractor they may hire.

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They may be sued for the negligent acts of its subcontractors.

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Fire legal liability

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May be added to CGL

The care, custody and control exclusion has been deleted as it is related to fire only

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Cov B on CGL

Personal and Advertising Injury covers the insured’s liability for financial damages due to publication that

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Slanders or libels a person,etc that violates a person’s right of privacy.

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Advertising Injury means injury arising out of

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Misappropriation of advertising

Infringement of copyright, title, or slogan

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Personal Injury

Means injury, other than BI , arising out of one or more of the following offenses:

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False arrest, detention, or imprisonment
Malicious prosecution
Wrongful eviction

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Cov C on a CGL is called Medical

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No fault coverage
Applies to others
Coverage on aperture person basis

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Supplementary payments are also included in the CGL

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Loss of earnings $250 a day
Interest that accrues after judgment
Cost of bail bonds

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Most CGL policies are written with both an occurrence limit and aggregate limits. Claims paid on

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An Occurrence basis will reduce the general aggregate.

The aggregate limit is reinstated on the policy anniversary date.

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CGL conditions

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Conduct a premium audit and have the right to receive advance notice

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CGL policy territory

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Puerto Rico
USA
Canada