Ruble Graduate Seminar - Webinar

Ruble Graduate Seminars are exclusive to dues-paid designees only, please visit www.riskeducation.org  to pay your dues

Hidden Policy Coverages

Using case law interpretation of liability policies, participants will examine hidden coverages in both personal and commercial lines policies. They will understand who is insured under the PAP, employer’s liability and the CGL, host liquor liability and the CGL, auto coverage under the Homeowners and CGL, contractor’s liability coverage, and more. They will examine endorsements that should be considered to enhance coverage.

Pollution and Environmental Liability

Participants will learn the legal concepts related to pollution liability and important federal environmental statutes. They will examine solutions to this exposure by identifying gaps in standard commercial policies and the environmental insurance designed to fill those gaps.

PAP vs BAC - Insuring Autos and Drivers Correctly

Agents will examine the differences between the Personal Auto Policy (PAP) vs. the Business Auto Coverage Form (BAC/BAP), including “who is an insured,” eligibility, newly acquired autos, exclusions, and endorsements to provide the proper protection for the insured. For example, they will see that the PAP provides great coverage for the named insureds and their family member for “any” auto. The BAC is much more limited in nature and only provides coverage for the named insured for a “covered auto,” which leaves some auto users uninsured. They will analyze coverage differences between the two policies. They will review endorsements used to expand the insured definition under the PAP (Joint Ownership Coverage PP 03 34 and PP 13 03) and the BAC.

Hospitality Insurance - Insuring Hotels, Restaurants & Taverns

Hotels, restaurants, resorts, taverns, and other hospitality properties are susceptible to significant loss exposures. No industry was hit harder by COVID-19 than the hospitality industry. In this session, you will examine the property risks including real and intangible property, owned and leased space, business income, and extra expense. You discuss liability risks from guests, entertainers, general public, owners, franchisors, and employees. You will learn about the use of technology in the hospitality industry and the resulting exposures. You will identify the issues encountered when insuring hospitality risks, learn how to address these issues, and understand the coverage enhancements important to any hospitality type risk.