A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W Y

Wayne Taylor

Property Case Law Developments: Commercial Lines

State Approved CE Credits:DE FL NH NC OK TX

Monday 1:30 - 3:00
Wednesday 8:30 - 10:00

James A. Kitces, JD, Partner, Robins Kaplan, LLP
Wayne Taylor, JD, Partner, Mozley Finlayson & Loggins LLP

  • Review current trends and improve ability to forecast court decisions in connection with commercial lines claims
  • Identify current issues and concerns in the property insurance coverage field relating to commercial lines claims
  • Practice reasoning skills to apply policy provisions to factual scenarios
  • Analyze property insurance coverage issues from national and state levels
  • Carter W. Terry

    Off-Site Fabrication: Property/Construction Claims

    State Approved CE Credits:FL NC

    Tuesday 8:00 - 9:30
    Wednesday 10:30 - 12:00

    Carter W. Terry, PE, CWI, Senior Consultant, Rimkus Consulting Group, Inc.

  • Inform participants of the contrasts between off-site fabricated and conventionally wood-framed (i.e., “stick-built”) residential structures and how they might affect property and construction claims
  • Learn the history of off-site fabrication, specific engineering, and construction variations from conventionally framed buildings
  • Provide an analysis of off-site fabricated structures from a forensic perspective
  • Scott Thompson

    Think Like A Detective: Investigation for Subro

    State Approved CE Credits:FL NC TX

    Monday 10:30 - 12:00
    Tuesday 1:30 - 3:00

    Daniel Knott, Sr. Subrogation Claims Adj., Western National Insurance
    Michael D. O'Donnell, JD, Member, Cozen O'Connor
    Scott Thompson, AIC, ARC, SCLA, Claims Manager - Recovery, American National P&C Group

  • Identify the importance of obtaining information at claim intake (FNOL).
  • Distinguish the tools required to investigate, document and complete the claim.
  • Recognize how claim intake, investigation and documentation impact subrogation.
  • Leesa O'Donnell Tomsett

    National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP): Part I

    State Approved CE Credits:FL NH NC OK TX

    Tuesday 8:00 - 12:00

    Bartees Cox, Insurance Examiner, FEMA
    Matthew Swoboda, Insurance Examiner, FEMA
    Leesa O'Donnell Tomsett, Branch Chief, FEMA

  • Describe the framework of the NFIP program and tools to perform flood policy adjusting duties
  • Evaluate coverages and provisions of all three Standard Flood Insurance Policy forms to assist in fair and accurate claims adjustments
  • Identify the information, knowledge, and skills to be self-reliant, using the tools developed by the NFIP
  • Review ways to reduce adjusting errors and help ensure quality adjustment for all policyholders
    You must attend the full day of sessions, Parts I & II, to register for or renew a Flood Control Number (FCN).
  • Leesa O'Donnell Tomsett

    National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP): Part II

    State Approved CE Credits:FL NH NC OK TX

    Tuesday 1:30 - 5:00

    Bartees Cox, Insurance Examiner, FEMA
    Matthew Swoboda, Insurance Examiner, FEMA
    Leesa O'Donnell Tomsett, Branch Chief, FEMA

  • Review coverages and provisions of all three Standard Flood Insurance Policy forms to assist in fair and accurate claims adjustments
  • Describe the framework of the NFIP program and tools to perform flood policy adjusting duties
  • Identify the information, knowledge, and skills to be self-reliant, using the tools developed by the NFIP
  • Review ways to reduce adjusting errors and help ensure quality adjustment for all policyholders
    You must attend the full day of sessions, Parts I & II, to register for or renew a Flood Control Number (FCN).
  • Nicholas W. Travis

    Property Case Law Developments: Personal Lines

    State Approved CE Credits:DE FL NC TX

    Tuesday 10:30 - 12:00
    Wednesday 10:30 - 12:00

    Bryce J. Adams, JD, Associate, Bullivant Houser
    Nicholas W. Travis, JD, Partner, Clausen Miller

  • Describe how recent case law impacts claim investigation techniques
  • Identify key investigative materials and methods to assist in claim evaluation
  • Practice reasoning skills to apply policy provisions to factual scenarios
  • Analyze property insurance coverage issues from national and state courts
  • John C. Trimble

    Time-Limited Demands & Avoiding Nuclear Verdicts

    State Approved CE Credits:FL NC

    Monday 1:30 - 3:00
    Wednesday 8:30 - 10:00

    Corinne Cable, Associate Corporate Counsel, Brotherhood Mutual Insurance
    Clay Crawford, JD, Member, Baker Sterchi Cowden & Rice
    Michael Kiernan, Attorney, Partner, Traub Lieberman
    John C. Trimble, JD, Partner, Lewis Wagner LLP

  • Discuss the various legal grounds for excess liability that may arise from the failure to adequately or promptly respond to a time-limited demand
  • Delve into issues such as attorney client privilege, getting ready before a time-limited demand is made, and how carriers will respond if a demand is made before it is ready to respond
  • Address the conundrum that occurs when there are a number of competing demands for a policy limit that is not adequate to respond fully to each and every claimant
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