Commercial General Liability, 9th edition (Commercial Lines)
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| Rating | : | 4.68 (647 Votes) |
| Asin | : | B0076ML8B0 |
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| Number of Pages | : | 457 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2016-02-22 |
| Language | : | English |
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Understanding the evolution of the form is therefore critically needed by both underwriters and agents who are arranging coverage and adjusters and attorneys who are interpreting it.. An understanding of the intricacies of the coverage language of the CGL form is of particular importance because liability claims and lawsuits frequently play out over years and even decades. Commercial General Liability, 9th Edition includes discussions of the most recent exclusions and exceptions of the CGL form.The book features reproduced copies of the ISO CGL forms from 1973 through 2007 in the Appendix. This guide is the only resource to provide an in-depth, year-over-year comparison covering the various editions of the CGL form from 1973 through 2007. You'll also find court case citations that clarify the policy, summaries of major endorsements to the forms, and tips on how to tailor a policy to meet the needs of your clients
an insurance, risk, and management consulting firm in Erlanger, Kentucky, who began his writing career with the FC&S Bulletins. He also is president of Malecki Communications Company, publisher of Malecki on Insurance, a monthly newsletter on commercial insurance subjects. In addition to The Additional Insured Book (1991), two of his books, Insuring the Lease Expos
"A good coverage of ISO Commercial General Liability Policies" according to Ian Chamberlin. Firstly, this is a technical book. I wouldn't recommend that a new claims adjuster or insurance agent jump into it right away. It is not intended to be an introduction to Commercial General Liability coverage or Commercial Lines coverage in general. If you're interested in general, introductory information, I would point you towards the AICPCU/IIA courses.This book is the technical underwriting and claims guide to interpreting the various policy provisions that are written into standard Commercial General Liability policies. It is also a guide to some of the available endorsements. The writing is spec. Five Stars The book was in good shape. It shows samples of the forms it discusses.
an insurance, risk, and management consulting firm in Erlanger, Kentucky, who began his writing career with the FC&S Bulletins. In addition to The Additional Insured Book (1991), two of his books, Insuring the Lease Exposure (1981) and The CGL Book (1986) were Cincinnati Chapter research projects.The Don Malecki brand is a big plus for this book! . About the Author Donald S. He also is president of Malecki Communications Company, publisher of Malecki on Insurance, a monthly newsletter on commercial insurance subjects. He has been in the insurance and risk management business for more than 48 years as a broker, claim consultant, consultant, supervising underwriter, teacher, and writer. Don is currently on the examination committee of the American Institute for Chartered Prop