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IRMI CRIS Course: Nuts & Bolts of CGL Coverage
Date
June 27, 2015
Credits
8 Specialized Knowledge And Application
$99.95
Standard Price
Members save $30
Commercial general liability (CGL) insurance represents one of the most important and complex pieces of a contractor’s risk management program. This workshop will explain the key aspects of CGL coverage from a contractor’s perspective. From the insuring agreement to the policy exclusions, this workshop explains the application of key policy provisions in a construction context.
Learning Objectives:
Learning Objectives:
- Identify numerous potential CGL coverage gaps and, where possible, show how to fill them.
- Discover how to expand contractors’ coverage through the use of standard and nonstandard endorsements.
- Be prepared to complete the CGL component of the Construction Risk and Insurance Specialist designation.
Speaker
Karen Reutter, CPCU, ARM
Specialties
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