Does the ISO BOP Cover Undescribed Structures?
The ISO Commercial Property form, CP 00 10, requires that buildings and structures be described in order for coverage to attach. However, ISO’s Business Owner’s Policy only requires that the…
The ISO Commercial Property form, CP 00 10, requires that buildings and structures be described in order for coverage to attach. However, ISO’s Business Owner’s Policy only requires that the…
Agents who have insureds with international exposures must be aware that local laws, business customs, economic conditions, political climate, and government regulation all affect the insurance risks that the organization…
Managing e-business calls for a comprehensive risk management approach and a thorough understanding of the multifaceted nature of the exposures. It is imperative to incorporate an ingrained awareness of e-business…
The inland marine form on a tree surgeon’s stump grinder included a “Fire Extinguisher and Brush Burning Warranty” endorsement. Vandals destroyed the grinder by burning it. The insurer has denied…
“I have a residential general contractor that is being offered coverage by a Risk Retention Group. I know that Risk Retention Groups are insurance companies that are formed and owned…
At last count, we’ve had 15 questions concerning the difference, if any, between coverage afforded by inland marine installation floaters and riggers liability forms. For example: “I am working on…
Below is a recent “Ask an Expert” question we received involving a Business Owners Policy. While we attempted to address the valuation issues raised from the standpoint of the BOP,…
A significant source of uncovered claims (many that result in E&O claims against insurers and agents) involves the failure to (properly) identify named insureds on an insurance policy. For many…
This article was referenced in our VUpoint newsletter, Vol. 1, No. 14, September 18, 2000 and is based on a question submitted to our “Ask an Expert” service. Newsletter readers…
Increasingly U.S. businesses find themselves in a global marketplace. This no longer applies to just huge, multi-national corporations. Your “mom and pop” insureds may very well fulfill orders from their…