
Insurance Coverage and Liability Flashcard

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Professional Development
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Eddie Emmett
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1.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which situation is excluded under Coverage A for Bodily Injury and Property Damage liability in a commercial general liability insurance policy?
Back
Liability arising out of expected or intentional injury
Answer explanation
Liability arising out of expected or intentional injury is excluded under Coverage A, as it does not cover injuries that are intentionally caused, unlike accidental injuries which are covered.
2.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Maya owns a bar and purchases insurance for her business. Which type of liability is specifically excluded from her coverage because she is in the beverage business?
Back
Liquor liability
Answer explanation
Maya's insurance excludes liquor liability because she operates a bar, where the sale of alcohol poses specific risks that standard policies often do not cover.
3.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which coverage form should Henry consider to ensure his insurance policy will cover clean-up costs for accidental pollutant spills on his property?
Back
Pollution liability coverage form
Answer explanation
Henry should consider the Pollution liability coverage form, as it specifically covers clean-up costs associated with pollutants, ensuring he is protected in case of an accidental spill on his property.
4.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Purpose of Fire Legal Liability when a business owner causes a fire?
Back
To cover property damage caused by fire due to negligence
Answer explanation
Fire Legal Liability specifically covers property damage caused by fire due to negligence, which applies to Liam's situation of accidentally causing a fire that damages a neighboring property.
5.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which situation is considered a Personal Injury offense under Coverage B? Options: Fire damage, Pollution, Copyright infringement, Libel
Back
Libel
Answer explanation
Libel is considered a Personal Injury offense under Coverage B, as it involves defamation and harm to a person's reputation. Fire damage and pollution are not classified as personal injuries, and copyright infringement falls under intellectual property issues.
6.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
What situation is not covered under Coverage B for Personal Injury and Advertising Injury liability in a business insurance policy? Options: Negligent slander, Unintentional libel, Accidental copyright infringement, Knowingly violating another’s rights.
Back
Knowingly violating another’s rights
Answer explanation
Coverage B excludes situations where a party knowingly violates another’s rights. This means that if Aria is aware of infringing on someone else's rights, it won't be covered, unlike unintentional acts.
7.
FLASHCARD QUESTION
Front
Which act's violation is excluded under both Coverage A and B in the company's insurance policy?
Back
Telephone Consumer Protection Act
Answer explanation
The Telephone Consumer Protection Act is specifically excluded under both Coverage A and B, making it the correct choice. The other acts listed do not share this exclusion.
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