Time: 1:00pm – 4:15pm
Liquor consumption in social settings can increase the exposures for liability insurers, both in commercial settings and in homes. Our legal experts will cover key liability issues arising in these settings and provide an update on the new case law addressing recent decisions.
Insurance professionals from brokers, to underwriters to adjusters must balance between confirming coverage and exclusions. Investigating a loss under pressure from the Insured can result in allegations of bad faith. Learn how to avoid bad faith claims and how to deal with them when they arise in practice, including the common challenge of investigating a loss while the claimant has already commenced in bad faith claims.
Insurance has limits, and losses that overlap policy limits can create conflict between insurer and insured. If not properly handled, the Insurer could lose its right to choose and direct counsel. We will discuss these conflicts, how best to deal with them, and strategies for working within the limits.
Seminar Objectives
Seminar Presenters – from Dolden Wallace Folick LLP
Parveen Shergill, Associate
Jonathan Weisman , Associate
Number of Continuing Education Credits : 3 Technical
Please be aware that tardy arrival or early departure to/from the seminar will preclude IIBC from issuing a CE certificate for this seminar.
Registration Deadline: Friday, November 16, 2018
Fees: The price for this seminar includes coffee service, light snacks and GST.
$125 CIP Society Members (Graduates)
$150 IIBC Members
+$80 Non-Members – IIBC Membership Fee of $80 (expiring May 31, 2019) is applicable. Please register manually.
Corporate Rate: $120 per Attendee for corporate groups of 6 or more (membership is additional for non-members). To register with a corporate rate, please contact Donna Salahor in advance.
Questions?
Donna Salahor , Vancouver Island Marketing & Education Coordinator
E: dsalahor@insuranceinstitute.ca | T: 61.250.216.9393