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Liability Insurance Conditions and Exclusions

Learn about the conditions a policyholder must meet to get liability coverage and the claims against a policyholder that are typically excluded from liability coverage.

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Liability insurance is third-party insurance, which means it protects a policyholder from claims by third parties. Commercial general liability, or CGL, insurance policies are common liability policies that protect businesses from third-party claims. In a separate lesson, we discussed a CGL policy’s typical coverage grant, which creates the universe of possible coverage. In this lesson, we’ll look at some common CGL policy conditions and exclusions, which reduce that potential coverage...

Lessons

1. Welcome to Insurance Law
  • Welcome to Insurance Law
2. Insurance Basics
  • Fundamental Insurance Principles
  • Laws Governing Insurance
  • Types of Insurance
3. The Insurance Policy
  • Forming An Insurance Contract or Policy
  • Interpreting Policy Terms: General Principles
  • Interpreting Policy Terms: Plain Meaning and Ambiguity
  • Policyholder Claims and Remedies for Policy Disputes
  • Insurance Company’s Policy Rights and Remedies
4. Property (First-Party) Insurance
  • Property Insurance Coverage
  • Property Insurance Conditions, Exclusions, and Limits
  • Property Loss Claims
5. CGLs and Liability (Third-Party) Insurance
  • Claims Covered by Liability Insurance
  • Liability Insurance Conditions and Exclusions
  • Insurer’s Duty to Defend
  • Claim Settlement and Insurer Duty to Indemnify
  • Coverage from Multiple Liability Policies
6. Specific Types of Insurance