General Liability ✅
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General Liability ✅
Booking options
$59
Highlights
Online
Beginner
2 Hours CE
Description
This is a two hour course and is an introduction to the General Liability policy form and focuses on the coverage overview, coverage definitions, insuring agreement, conditions and additional insured requests. Key endorsements addressing additional insured status will be reviewed along with a sample contract requesting an additional insured and the impact this has on the policy.
The following will also be addressed in this course:
The differences between occurrence and claims made policies
Examination of coverages within the policy, including:
Bodily Injury & Property Damage
Medical Payments
Personal and Advertising Injury
Products and Completed Operations
Definitions of the verbiage used within the policy
Exclusions in a Commercial General Liability Policy
Insuring agreements and conditions
In-depth investigation of additional insured endorsements with expansion into:
The history of the forms
Which forms are used today and why
A case study showing the importance of having the correct endorsement
Review of the ACORD General Liability Application
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I add session dates and Zoom links to my calendar?
It’s easy to keep your schedule synced! Follow this step-by-step visual guide to learn how to add your session details and Zoom links directly to your personal calendar.
What are the key requirements to earn CE credit?
You must attend the live webinar in real-time, log in and out as instructed, provide your National Producer Number and State license info, actively participate, and stay for the full session.
Is a final exam required?
No, the instructor-led webinars do not require a final exam.
How are both participation and attendance monitored?
Active participation is required. You will need to respond to instructor questions, answer at least two polling questions within one minute, and engage using the Chat feature. Attendance is monitored via your login/log-out times, Chat activity, and session records.
What happens if I’m late or inactive?
Late arrivals, inactivity, or lack of participation (e.g., not answering poll questions) will result in no CE credit being awarded.
Are there Texas state-specific rules I need to follow?
Texas Residents: A minimum of three students must be enrolled for CE credit to be issued.
What is the Refund Policy?
Thank you for your trust in Insurance Centers of America, Inc. Education. Our goal is to provide you with a quality learning experience enabling you to enhance your insurance carrier. If you are not entirely satisfied with your experience, you may request a refund per the following terms:
All Classes except Pre-Licensing
Refunds will be provided up to 30 days before the start of the enrolled course. Within 30 days before your class start date, you can contact us to reschedule the class on a different date at no additional charge. Once a class has started, there are no refunds. You may reschedule your course at a 50% discount rate on your original purchase.
Pre-Licensing Instructor Led
Our goal is to have you successfully complete your state license exam on your first attempt by utilizing the materials provided and actively participating in the instructor-led classes. Should a student not pass the state exam, we will provide the two (2) days of exam preparation at no additional charge if taken with 60 days of your initial exam attempt.
Self-Study Pre-licensing & Web CE
Please refer to the WebCE.com
Texts Books/Workbooks
There are NO REFUNDS on textbooks or workbooks once these materials have been received by the student.
How to Request a Refund
All refund requests must be made through the link in the My Account on the ICA Insurance Education website. No telephone or verbal requests will be accepted.
- 1. Purchaser Name
- 2. Student Name (if different than purchaser)
- 3. Order Number
- 4. Class you want refunded
- 5. Reason for refund request
All refund requests must include the following:
Access to Class Materials
Students will have access to the class and materials for 60 days after date of enrollment.
