Understanding the Personal Umbrella Policy
6 CE Hours
May 11, 2022
9 A.M. – 4 P.M. (with a one hour lunch break)
Umbrella insurance is an “undersold” policy in today’s insurance market. This course covers the problem of living in a litigious society. The course outlines how the Umbrella Policy can be of benefit, how it works, and how it coordinates with other personal liability policies. We cover key concepts and terms involved, and how the policy differs from other liability policies. This course provides knowledge designed to position insurance producers to discuss the umbrella policy with clients.
Issues in E-Commerce Insurance Liability
3 CE Hours
August 11, 2022
9 A.M. – 12 P.M.
Did you know the FBI reports cyberthreats are expected to soon surpass terrorism threats as the most dangerous of our nation’s concerns? This makes it critically important for people using the Internet in their personal or business lives to be aware of their exposures to this type of threat and the measures to protect themselves. Our discussion will include privacy issues, the infringement of intellectual property, virus transmission, or any other serious trouble passing from first to third parties via the Web. We provide a thorough discussion as to why businesses need Cyber Liability insurance and Network Security Insurance. The course closes with a discussion clarifying what Technology Errors and Omissions Insurance is, and why it is a good idea for businesses to also carry that type of protection.
Ethics in the Insurance Industry
3 CE Hours
August 11, 2022
1 P.M. – 4 P.M.
This course clarifies the differences between morals and ethics, how they’re related, and the focus of regulations in regard to these concepts. The discussion reviews the expectations on corporate and agent conduct in the field of insurance. Specific duties are reviewed that must be fulfilled to achieve the expectations and requirements placed on the industry by regulators and an informed public.