20230726WB2IC Commercial Casualty II

Description

Commercial Casualty II

One objective of this course is to clarify who is and who is not insured in specific situations as defined by the Business Auto Coverage Form. This course, like Commercial Casualty I, expands your ability to have a confident relationship with your commercial customers in the area of commercial casualty exposures and coverages. In Commercial Casualty II, the focus is the Business Auto Policy, the Workers Compensation Policy, and Excess Liability Policies. You will improve your understanding in each of these vital areas.

Topics:

• Workers’ Compensation and Employers’ Liability
• Introduction to Business Auto Coverage
• Excess Liability and Commercial Umbrella Policies

 Those who completed the Insuring Commercial Casualty Exposures course (which was available prior to Commercial Casualty I and Commercial Casualty II), may choose either Commercial Casualty I or Commercial Casualty II as part of their five courses to earn the CISR designation, but not both.

State CE credit is approved in all states. To determine specific credits for your state go to the CE Guide. at https://www.scic.com/ce-by-state/

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Kathy Fraley, CIC, CPIW

Kathy Fraley retired as the Service Center Director for the Travelers Select Service Center located in Spokane, Washington and Colorado Springs, Colorado. Her teams were responsible for providing direct service to insureds and agents in all states. Kathy has spent more than 30 years in the agents and carrier ranks. Her career started in the underwriting side at a carrier and after 4 years moved to the agency side. Prior to joining Travelers, Kathy retired after 28 years as a partner/owner from Propel Insurance where she held the position of Vice President of Marketing and Commercial Operations located in the Pacific Northwest. Kathy developed a passion for the industry and feels it is important to give back to the industry by teaching. She has been a teacher in the Junior Achievement program and enjoyed working with students as they learned about community involvement. Kathy earned her CIC designation in 1987 and has previously served on the CISR Board of Governors. She also acts as an instructor and Education Consultant for various programs with The National Alliance.