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CAI Insurance 101 Presented by: Douglas Benson, Esquire Benson PC Makey Towne, CIC, CRM Moody Insurance Agency War Story - Drowning War Story - Fire War Story-Hail War Story - Daycare War Story - Crime War Story Workers Compensation


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CAI Insurance 101

Presented by: Douglas Benson, Esquire Benson PC Makey Towne, CIC, CRM Moody Insurance Agency

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War Story - Drowning

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War Story - Fire

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War Story-Hail

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War Story - Daycare

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War Story - Crime

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War Story – Workers Compensation

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Basic Insurance Program

  • Commercial Package Policy

– A “Package” of insurance including Property & General Liability and other coverage

  • Directors & Officer Liability
  • Crime (Employee/Volunteer Dishonesty)
  • Owned/Non Owned & Hired Automobile Liability
  • Excess/Umbrella Liability
  • Workers’ Compensation
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General Liability

Description: Protects against the legal liability arising from bodily injury or property damage to third parties.

Slip and Falls, Playground Injuries, Hired & Non Owned Auto Liability

  • Occurrence vs Claims Made
  • $2,000,000 General Aggregate
  • $2,000,000 Products & Completed Operations Aggregate
  • $1,000,000 Each Occurrence
  • $1,000,000 Personal and Advertising Injury
  • $5,000 Medical Payment
  • $1,000,000 Hired & Non Owned Automobile Liability
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Property Coverage

Direct Damage to Buildings, Business Personal Property, Computers, Fences, and other Property owned by or responsibility of Association.

  • Association Declarations

– Legal versus Insurance Language – Condo/Lot/Unit Definition (Studs In/Studs Out) – Common Property/Elements Definition – Association Insurance Requirements – Waiver of Subrogation/Hold Harmless

  • Special Form (All Risk)

– All Risk subject to exclusions – Standard Deductible – Who Pays/Assessments? – Wind & Hail Deductibles – 1% – Ordinance or Law – Boiler & Machinery/Equipment Breakdown – Flood & Earthquake

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Crime

  • Employee Dishonesty/Fidelity Coverage

– Policy which reimburses association for losses resulting from dishonest acts of employees, board members, volunteers, property manager. – Required by most lenders (FHA). – Required by most association declarations.

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Directors & Officers Liability

  • Liability Incurred by Directors or officers due to

acts that result in financial loss to association members or outside persons.

  • Manuscript Policies

– No two are the same

  • Board of Directors
  • Volunteers & Committee Members
  • Can Protect Developer
  • Discrimination/Emotional Distress
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Excess Liability (Umbrella)

  • Covering claims that exceed the original

liability limit.

  • In Excess of:

– General Liability – Automobile Liability – Employers Liability – In some cases Directors & Officers Liability – Does not apply to Property Coverage

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Workers’Compensation

  • Required by State Law
  • Issues

– Definition of Employee – Owner/Officer can Exclude themselves – 1099 – Independent Contractor – IRS v. Workers Compensation

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State of the Market

  • Soft Market through 2011.

– 3% – 5% Increases on Renewal – Aggressive Pricing on New

  • Increased Deductibles for Hail resulting

from storm of July 20, 2009.

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Emerging Trends

  • Green especially Solar Panels
  • FHA and Other Bank Guidelines
  • Foreclosures
  • Increased Scrutiny of Certificates of

Insurance.

  • Unit/Home Owner Insurance (HO-6)
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Emerging Trends (Cont.)

  • HB-1394 Has Passed CO House & Senate:
  • Require insurance companies to cover the

workmanship of contractors they

  • insure. (Workmanship has never been covered,

and no other state has this requirement.)

  • Require a duty to defend regardless of whether
  • r not a suit has been filed.
  • Void exclusions found in the majority of

commercial liability policies now in effect.