To review prior articles, links are here for Part I, Part II, and Part III. Part IV What the Insured...
Articles by Christopher J. Boggs
Never let it be said that an exclusion would or could be misapplied; but the absolute pollution exclusion likely qualifies...
Part III AAIS’s Flood Coverage Endorsement “Flood” becomes a covered cause of loss by attachment of AAIS’s Flood Endorsement CO...
In case you missed it (and don’t want to begin in the middle of the conversation), here is the link...
Part I “We’ve had a flood,” says the commercial insured. “Oh, no!” the agent says as he quickly reviews the...
We gave you the questions on Friday; you have had all weekend to ponder your responses. Here are the answers...
Test your knowledge of workers’ compensation by answering 21 questions covering the most important workers’ compensation facts and concepts. A...
Let’s dispense with the niceties and all attempts to eloquently ease into a discussion on the troubles surrounding workers’ compensation...
Part I of this two-part audit rules and guidelines article presented the section of the work comp policy making the...
Workers’ compensation coverage is initially priced on an estimated basis. The insured estimates payrolls (and sometimes class codes) at the...