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The Texas Standard Fire Policy...Two Main Concepts...
- Share the Risk: A group of merchants would pool moey together and be distributed to the merchant who suffered the loss.
- Law of Large Numbers: Spreading a merchant's goods among severals ships instead of just one.
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The Texas Standard Fire Policy
"Contract of Indemnity" This means an oblication to bring back to whole. This is a Standard Fire Policy
TSFP began as a basic commercial policy used most often for older buildings in high crime areas.
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TSFP
- Texas Standard Fire Policy (TSFP)
- *Named Perils only
- *ACV only
- *Does not include liability, covers only property damage.
- *No Contents
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As the TSFP evolved, additional perils were added:
- Hail
- Wind
- Explosion
- Riot
- Vandalism
- Vehicles of others
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TPAP
Texas Personal Auto Policy
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MPC
Medical Payments Coverage
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Texas Personal Auto Policy...
Coverage begins as soon as the policy is purchased ad the contract is signed. Collision coverage automatically begins when a new auto is purchased if the auto owner requestes coverage within 14 days of the purchase.
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MPC vs PIP
- B1 is Medical Payments Coverage (MPC). This covers:
- *Medical Expenses
- *Funeral Expenses
- B2 is Personal Injury Protection (PIP). This Covers:
- Medical Expenses; Funeral Expenses; 80% of Lost Wages; Services (defined by the policy)
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Commercial Inland Marine Insurance
Provides coverage for properties in transit...Cargo Shipments. This is NOT boat or vessel coverage.
Coverage includes: Domestic Shipments on Consignment; Coverage is not to exceed 120 days.
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Commercial Ocean Marine Insurance
A commercial inland marine policy...in the domestic US
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Ocean Marine Summary...forms available:
- Marine Cargo Policy and Cargo War Risk Policy...only protects the cargo while on board.
- Hull Insurance...protects the ship from perils of the sea
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Surety Bonds
A guarantee that contractual obligations will be fulfilled. There are hundreds of different typs of Surety Bonds.
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Fidelity Bonds
Bonds that protect an employer for losses by an empolyee (employee theft)
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Completion Bonds
required by lenders to guarantee outstanding loans against a job are paid upon completion
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Bailee Held
In the custody of others' property
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Bonds are 3 party contracts between:
- *Principle: the obligor, the entity that has agreed to fulfill the obligation.
- *Obligee: the entity that is the recipient to the principle (school or customer)
- *Surety: the insurance company providing the bond for a fee.
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Workers Compensation (WC)
A form of insurance that provides compensation for medical care of employees injured on the job.
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Workers Comp offers:
- *A form of disability insurance to replace lost wages.
- *A form of health insurance for reimburseent or payment of both past and future medical expenses.
- *A form of life insurance which pays benefits to the dependents of workers killed during employment.
- *Not Covered: compensation for punitive damages, pain & suffering & employer negligence.
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WC (Workers Comp Highlights)
- *WC policies has no policy limits
- *Contracters and sub-contracters may be required to obtain WC.
- *WC does not pay any pre-existing debts, loans or liens.
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To process a Workers Comp case, must have these 3 items:
- *Established statements,
- *Pre-existing medical information
- *Wage verification
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CGL
Commercial General Liability: designed to protect the insured with limits of liability specifically designed for business.
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Commercial General Liability (CGL)
Coverage Limits:
- Coverage Territory...US, territories and Intl air space except during transport or travel
- ...Worldwide Products Coverage: if the product is either sold or manufactured in a covered territory, there is coverage.
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In TX there are 2 CGL policy programs available
(Commercial General Liability)
1: Occurrence Based Policy
2: Claims Made Policy
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Commercial Property Policy (CPP)
- *Building and Personal Property Coverage
- *2 major property policies:
- 1: Standard Property Coverage...named peral policy.
- 2: Special Property Coverage...All Risk policy
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Texas State Statues
Legistative Acts
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Adjuster
Investigates or adjust losses on behalf of either an insurer or self - insured.
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Adjusters shall not include:
- An Attorney
- A Salaried employee of an insurer
- Persons employed only for the purpose of furnishing tech assistance
- A licensed agent or general agent of the insured who wrote the policy.
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