Construction Defect, Contractors, and Insurance

Having trouble reading this email? View it as a webpage. Not interested anymore? Unsubscribe instantly. Construction Defect, Contractors, and Insurance Information-packed 2-Part Course Starts Wednesday A comprehensive look at various construction defect issues and focus on construction liability exposures. Part 1: Wednesday, May 11, 2011 Part 2: Thursday, May 26, 2011 Time: 1:30 PM - 2:30 PM EDT This course takes a comprehensive look at various issues pertinent to the underwriting of contracting liability exposures including construction defect issues, construction liability exposures in general along with the insurance coverage provided for them, as well as contractual risk transfer issues. Specifically discussed are additional insured issues, indemnification/hold harmless agreements, waivers of subrogation, primary and noncontributory wording requirements, and certificates of insurance. Join us this Wednesday May 11 for Part 1 and Thursday May 26 for Part 2. (Don't worry, all registrants will receive recordings afterward so you can listen/watch again at your convenience). Space is limited! Register for the Webinar Now! Regularly priced at $189.00, just $149.00 when you register today! (special pricing expires Tuesday, May 10) What we'll cover in Part 1: Part 1 begins with a discussion of various construction defect issues, including: Physical manifestation of construction defect General characteristics of construction defect claims History and geographic evolution of construction defect Indictors in predicting frequency of construction defect claims Specific coverage issues involving construction defect What we'll cover in Part 2: Part 2 broadens the focus on construction liability exposures, including: Construction liability issues in general Components of the CGL policy especially relevant to construction exposures Insured status including additional insureds The question of "knowledge" on the part of the insured contractor Primary vs. excess liability coverage issues Contractual risk transfer issues, including indemnity and hold harmless agreements Insurance requirements in construction requirements Waivers of subrogation Additional insured endorsements Certificates of insurance When you register, you get: Access to the live webinar Video and Audio recordings, so you can watch or listen again Question & Answer session with the instructor Audio download of the webcast Presentation slides download Regularly priced at $189.00, just $149.00 when you register today! (special pricing expires Tuesday, May 10) Have questions or need help? Send an email to webcasts@insurancejournal.com or call Adam at 800-897-9965 x144. Part 1: Wednesday May 11, 2011 Part 2: Thursday May 26, 2011 1:30PM EDT / 10:30am PDT Duration: 1 hour   Instructor: Craig Mathre, Vice President Casualty Product Line with Verus Underwriting Managers   More Great Training Coming Soon: MAY 12: Insuring Condominiums Learn the key issues regarding the insuring of condominiums to avoid holes in either the association's or unit owner's coverage. MAY 18: Shark Proof: Insulating Your Clients The first 30 days after the sale is the most vulnerable time for your new client. MAY 19: Why Most Property Insurance Values are Wrong This session will discuss the problems, pitfalls and potential solutions to a massive yet largely overlooked insurance industry issue. MAY 25: Becoming an Exceptional Producer (3-Part Series) Learn how to transform yourself from a "transactional" salesperson into a consultative agent. JUNE 1: Preparing Your Clients for Vacation Learn a few things your clients should know so their vacation does not become a nightmare. JUNE 2: Business Income: It's Easier Than You Think (5-Part Series) Business income is the MOST important property coverage any insured can buy. Discover how simple the coverage really is during this five-part web series. Send to a Friend | Contact Us | Subscribe | Unubscribe | Privacy Policy Insurance Journal 3570 Camino del Rio North, Suite 200 San Diego, CA 92108 (800) 897-9965 Copyright © 2011 by Wells Publishing, Inc.