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The "Mother-Child" Commercial Lines Sale
THE 'MOTHER-CHILD' COMMERCIAL LINES SALE by Alan L. Shulman, CPCU When you attempt to sell Commercial Lines, you can project yourself as ... specific insurance company. Your Commercial Lines marketing and sales effort...
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Lead Forms For Commercial Lines
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Use this form with Commercial Lines clients to develop Life le...
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... Subcontractor's Association Subcontractors must recognize their part of the ... employees on a random basis. Subcontractors are advised to consult with le...
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...’s another example, involving a Commercial Lines claim.
The insured cement con... which you or any contractors or subcontractors working directly or indirectly...
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..., clients, key suppliers, and subcontractors. Have telephone numbers (landline...
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... customers, delivery persons, subcontractors, and even, in some interpretation...
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... 1 ) An unexpected occurrence; a surprise' (Webster's 1998 edition), (2 ) Happening without warning; unforeseen' (American Heritage dictionary), and (3 ) Happening or coming unexpectedly' (Merriam-Webster) . In other words, sudden' means unexpected or unforeseen, a surprise — and it appears likely that the insured did get a surprise. Here's another example, involving a Commercial Lines claim. The insured cement contractor was pouring a concrete driveway at a home in a new subdivision. As nightfall approached, he inadvertently caused cement to be splattered on a nearby garage door, necessitating its replacement at a cost of $827.69. The owner of the home made a claim for his negligence. The insured received a letter from his CGL carrier's Senior Claim Representative denying coverage, ... 2.j.(5 ) and 2.j.(6 ) . Upon receiving a response from the agent to this letter, the claim rep sent another letter citing Exclusions 2.j.(4 ) and 2.a. We made these points in an attempt to convince the adjuster to pay the claim: Exclusion 2.j.(5 ) — That particular part of real property on which you or any contractors or subcontractors working directly or indirectly on your behalf are performing operations, if the property damage' arises out of those operations .. [emphasis added] . The insured was not working on the door. Exclusion 2.j.(6 ) — That particular part of any property that must be restored, repaired or replaced because your work' was incorrectly performed on it .. [emphasis added] . The insured ...
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...rt of the work to one or more subcontractors, but may still be liable for Work... a responsibility to ensure that subcontractors could pay, through insurance o...