Tues., May 13: Homeowners' Policy Beyond the Basics: Subtleties, Nuances, etc.
—With Michael D'Orlando, CIC, CPIA
This informative program will address some of the lesser known—or misunderstood— policy wording and answers questions such as, “If Mom and Dad retire to Florida, but they keep the original house so that their son or daughter can continue to live there, is the son or daughter still an insured on Mom and Dad's policy?”;
“You have a party at your house…Someone has “a few drinks” and goes driving away…Host Liquor Liability – Is it a “Now you see it (HO '91)…Now you don't (HO '00)” situation?”;
“Loss Assessment coverage: How do the Homeowners Policy forms deal with the master policy deductible?”;
“Are foundations covered?”;
“Do I have coverage if I borrow my friend's camera and it gets stolen while I'm on vacation?”
... We'll explore these topics and more.
Learning objectives:
- To understand who is an insured, by definition, and how insured status can suddenly change;
- To understand the differences in wording in the '91 and '00 editions of the Homeowners Policy regarding “host liquor” liability in relation to motor vehicle accidents;
- To understand how the Homeowners form deals with Loss Assessment resulting from an association Master Policy deductible;
- To understand whether certain types of property, such as foundations, and property of others are covered and to what extent.
Thurs., May 29: D&O Insurance – What's All the Fuss?
— With Robin Federici
Tues., June 17: Coinsurance and Valuation Clause
—With Michael D'Orlando, CIC, CPIA
Thurs., Oct. 23: Valuation – Part 1: A Slippery Slope
(includes courts' definition of ACV and challenges of the “Broad Evidence Rule”)
— With Robin Federici, CPCU, AAI, ARM, CPIW
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Fri., Oct. 31: Valuation – Part 2: So Many Choices
(includes options available to amend valuation methods)
— With Robin Federici, CPCU, AAI, ARM, CPIW
Save with two-part Valuation package pricing—see below.
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Register here to save with two-part Oct. 23/Oct. 31 Valuation package pricing.
NY: Teleconf. only | w/CD-ROM
Live teleconference only: $80 members for both, $120 nonmembers for both. ($18 savings)
Live teleconference w/multimedia CD-ROM: $110 members for both, $170 nonmembers for both. ($20 savings)
Regular pricing: Live teleconference only: $49 members, $69 nonmembers each
Live teleconference w/multimedia CD-ROM: $65 members, $95 nonmembers each |
Start time: Noon; duration approx. 45 min.-1 hour ( *Eastern time zone )
Place: Your conference room/office
Participants will need: Internet e-mail access to receive/view support materials; A telephone (or speakerphone if multiple participants)
Reg. fees per phone line dialing in: Live teleconference only: $49 members/ $69 nonmembers.
Live teleconference w/multimedia *CD reproduction of program: $65 members / $95 nonmembers
Cancellation Policy: If you are unable to join us for the teleconference, call to cancel at least four working days prior to the program for the registration fee to be fully refunded.
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PIA Education & Conference Department
Professional Insurance Agents
25 Chamberlain Street
P.O. Box 997
Glenmont, NY 12077
Phone: (800) 424-4244
Fax: (888) 225-6935
http://www.pia.org
PIANY provider approval No. NYPO-100002
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