20231026WB1IC Commercial Casualty I

Description

Valid 7 CE in all 50 States

Commercial Casualty I

Gain confidence with commercial casualty exposures and coverages and learn the CGL policy inside and out. This CISR Commercial Casualty I Course strengthens your ability to have productive, confident interactions with your commercial customers in the area of commercial casualty exposures and coverages. You’ll improve your understanding of legal liability and what creates liability exposures. The focus of this course is the Commercial General Liability Coverage Form. Also addressing additional insured exposures and the coverage available to meet them, the course provides a strong foundation that is valued by insurance professionals.

Topics:

• Essentials of Legal Liability
• Commercial General Liability
• Additional Insureds

 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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Michael Haynes CIC, CRM, CISR

Michael Haynes is the owner of Armada Insurance Services. He began his career in Insurance in 2003 at a small family-owned agency serving in a variety of positions, which later included working as a commercial lines producer.  This led to a move into business management and risk consulting in the construction industry.

Michael has been formally teaching insurance classes since 2019. His teaching experience expands beyond the insurance industry itself, with over a decade teaching foreign language classes as well as safety training & building maintenance programs.  

He earned his CIC designation in 2021.  Having worked both in and out of the insurance industry has provided Michael with a strong focus on making practical and real-world application of insurance contracts.