Coverage I
September 05, 2025 8:30 AM ETIn this course, the instructors will walk students through the structure of an insurance policy with an eye toward analyzing a new claim. We will then discuss influences on coverage determinations outside of the policy itself. Then, how to preserve the company’s coverage defenses. Finally, we will go through a case study applying these principles.
Objectives:
• Understand the structure and policy review process for analyzing coverage
• Recognize other factors that may influence a coverage analysis
• How to preserve coverage defenses (Reservation of Rights/Non-Waivers)
• Apply what you’ve learned through a case study
Back to topCoverage II
September 05, 2025 10:30 AM ETHaving covered the introductory coverage concepts in Coverage I, this course is designed to dive deeper into the more complex issues surrounding contractual demands for insurance coverage by third parties. We will explore the difference between a “tender” and “demand”, analyze additional insured status, review the contractual liability exclusion and insured contract exception and other more complex insurance coverage issues.
Objections:
• Distinguish a “tender” of defense from a “demand” for contractual indemnity by a third party
• Conduct the proper analysis for a demand of defense by a purported Additional Insured
• Recognize and properly analyze a contractual liability claim from a third party
• Prepare the proper written communications in response to such demands
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September 05, 2025 1:00 PM ETBack to topAutomobile Insurance Fraud
September 05, 2025 2:45 PM ETBack to topLitigation Management and Control
September 05, 2025 4:15 PM ETThis course will provide an overview of the litigation process and the collaborative role between counsel and the claims professional. The course begins in covering how to determine when litigation is necessary and what controlling law and forum should apply. The course moves on through the various stages of litigation and the technical components of each. It closes with discussing practical tips to manage litigation and control expenses.
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