Online Virtual and Live Classroom Offerings in 2022: Historic Preservation, E-Commerce Liability, Ethics and E&O

August 4, August 11 and October 12, 2022

Live Class!
Historic Preservation, Insurance Policy Detail & Disaster Recovery

3 CE Hours

August 4, 2022
8:30 A.M.               Class Registration
9 A.M. – 12 P.M.    Course Presentation
12 P.M. –  1 P..M.    Complimentary Lunch provided by Disaster Kleenup

Presented in partnership with the City of Boise and Ricketts & Associates, Disaster Kleenup is pleased to present our first LIVE class of 2022. Presented  in the beautiful setting of the Lincoln Auditorium in the East Wing of the Idaho State Capitol, this class will discuss how historic property insurance is essential in helping historically important structures continue to stand the test of time so they can be appreciated for generations to come. Coverage needs can range from core property protections (such as Historic Replacement Costs) to Historic Tax Credit Insurance, depending on public access to and business uses for the building. Buildings of historical importance have significant cultural and social value that affects their overall economic value and what’s needed to protect these architectural landmarks. The course will be followed with a complimentary lunch provided by Disaster Kleenup.

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.

Errors and Omissions Insurance

3 CE Hours

October 12, 2022
9 A.M. – 12 P.M.

This course examines what an Errors and Omissions policy is and how to functions. It reviews the concept of agent negligence and how it can lead to professional liability claims. The course outlines duties toward the company or companies the agent represents and the responsibilities agents have toward their prospects and clients. Also examined are types of Errors and Omissions claims made against agents, which often must be defended in a court of law.

Understanding Social Security

3 CE Hours

October 12, 2022
1 P.M. – 4 P.M.

This course explains the major features of the Social Security program. Social Security is a government program designed to financially assist the senior population in their retirement years. Even though most Americans will eventually participate, many have a limited knowledge of how the program functions. The course outlines major benefits available, eligibility rules to receive those benefits, strategies to maximize benefits, and limitations of the program. The course dispels some of the myths surrounding the difficulty, or ease, of qualifying for benefits, especially disability income benefits.

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    About the Instructor:

    RICK WESTON, CLU, CHFC, CPCU, LUTCF, FSS
    DIRECTOR OF CE EVENTS

    Rick is the Director and teaches continuing education and pre- licensing courses for ITC. Before becoming an instructor, Rick spent 17 years with Farmers Insurance in a variety of position including district manager, district training and administrative assistant, division agency manager, commercial sales representative, agency computer training representative, and commercial policy processing supervisor. He also spent six years with Shelter Insurance as a district sales manager. Rick’s honors and awards include Indiana District Manager of the Year, President’s

    Council district manager, Championship, and multiple Toppers Club awards with Farmers Insurance; winning multiple life sales contests and Conference of Champions with Shelter Insurance; and serving his local NAIFA as President for multiple terms and serving on the Indiana NAIFA speakers bureau. Rick and his wife, Susan, have four children and five grandchildren. In his spare time, Rick enjoys fishing, writing, and family.

    Class Details

    Dates & Times:
    August 4th: 9 am – 12 pm
    Location: Idaho State Capitol

    August 11th: 9 am – 12 pm & 1 pm – 4 pm
    Location: Virtual

    October 12th: 9 am – 12 pm & 1 pm – 4 pm
    Location: Virtual

    Cost: Free

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