SCHEDULE
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 29
1:45 p.m. - 4:45 p.m.
Consulate II
Media Theatre
Three Key CGL Issues You Can’t Afford to Ignore
3 GEN
Insured status is the most crucial issue in all coverage, not just the CGL. In this session, we
detail the right way to list insureds in the CGL as well as how to correct adjusters when they
improperly apply the exclusion. We end discussing the differences between occurrence and
claims made coverage forms. We also look at gaps that are created when and if moved from
one coverage trigger to another.
Chris
Boggs
Flood Insurance Risk Rating 2.0
3 GEN
This presentation will give a broad overview of various aspects of the NFIP as it relates to
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Flood Insurance Policies. Attendees will gain a basic working knowledge of NFIP rating, claim
Parsons
coverages, and mitigation techniques. There will also be information on Risk Rating 2.0 and NFIP
marketing activities.
3:00 p.m. Farmers Alliance Ice Cream Social
5:00 p.m. - 9:00 p.m. Hospitality Night/Cornhole Tournament
THURSDAY, JANUARY 30
9:00 a.m. - 12:00 p.m.
Consulate III
Consulate I
Consulate II
30
Vertical Farming
3 GEN
American farmers are expected to supply the world with a source of safe, inexpensive, and
abundant food. Yet it’s not possible for us to “grow” more farmland. Enter the “vertical farmer.”
Rather than growing out, we can grow up. Picture a multi-story greenhouse, climate-controlled,
free of pests and disease…sort of a farming “clean room” that eliminates the need to apply
most chemicals and not subject to the whims of nature. Join this exciting discussion of this
emerging technology and how it can positively impact your clients and our world.
Cheryl
Koch
The Things We Rent
3 GEN
It is essential to know how to answer the question we all get, “should I buy the loss damage
waiver from the rental company?”. We need to have an excellent working knowledge of how the
Rusty
auto policy and the homeowner’s policy handles exposures for things like rented segways, go-
Deaton
karts, golf carts, scooters, boats, motorhomes, and motorcycles. We also rent places and things,
such as weddings and other party venues, lawn equipment, and tools.
Employees, Independent Contractors, General Contractors,
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and Contractual Risk Transfer
1. For whom is the insured responsible? 2. What difference does entity type make in deciding
who counts as an employee? 3. How does the work comp policy respond when an employee
travels out of state to work? Doest he work comp protection follow the employee, or does
Chris
Boggs
the state to which the worker travel create coverage problems? 4. Is the injury compensable
under workers’ compensation? 5. How does or might contractual risk transfer affect workers’
compensation coverage? If the answers to these questions are not known, the insured may suffer
significant out-of-pocket expenses and even fines.
All CE pending approval