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no coverage on a PAP for a mechanic who is injured while working on your car. He would be covered by _ |
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is not included in the supplementary payments section of a PAP. it is in the insuring agreement, although it is in addition to limits |
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supplementary payments on a pap have no deductible and are in_ |
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250, premiums, accrued interest, and 200 |
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supplementary payments on a PAP include _ for bail bonds, _ on appeal bonds, _ on judgments and _ a day loss of earnings for trial appearances. |
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hit and run driver, one whose insurer has gone bankrupt, and one who does not carry the state minimum limits |
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included in the definition of an uninsured motorist is a _ (3) |
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Primary policy, excess policy |
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in an accident, the owner's PAP is always the _ policy, the driver's PAP, if different, is always the _ policy. |
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coverage for damage to your car, collision, other than , comprehensive coverage |
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coverage D on a PAP is called _ and is optional. it is divided into _ and _. coverage D is written on an ACV basis and has a deductible. Other than collision coverage known as _. |
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colliding with another object, rollover, and upset |
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collision coverage on the PAP covers _ . everything else is covered by other than collision coverage. |
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flood, earthquake, and theft |
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examples of other than collision coverage. |
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on a PAP protects the insured and passengers in the car. it is an optional coverage. it is not a supplementary payment, and it is no-fault |
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an optional coverage on the PAP and costs extra. |
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wear and tear, freezing and mechanical breakdown. |
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on the PAP, exclusions under other than collision include _ |
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the PAP does not cover autos used as _ or _ but carpools are covered. |
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while PD liability on a PAP _ damage to your own property, damage to your own garage is covered by your _ if you run into it |
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provides a method for those who have been rejected in the normal market to obtain coverage |
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all authorized insurers selling auto insurance must participate in _ |
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attending a hearing or trial at the insurer's request |
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supplementary payments under a PAP do not cover the insured's loss of earnings except when the insured is _ |
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your own PAP ___ you driving a non-owned auto furnished for your regular use. |
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uninsured motorist coverage |
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insureds purchase ___ because of their concern of being in an auto accident with someone who has no insurance and is at-fault |
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underinsured motorist coverage |
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an insured purchases ___ because of their concern of being in an auto accident with someone who has inadequate limits of liability an is at fault |
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in the personal auto policy, hitting a deer is an example of - |
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the optional coverage limit for towing and labor pays on a _ |
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the _ section of the personal automobile policy pays necessary medical and funeral expenses by an accident and sustained by an insured |
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the medical payments coverage found in the PAP will not pay for __ |
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hitting a pole with an insured automobile would be an example of a _ |
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under _ in the PAP, transportation expenses are included for renting a substitute vehicle subject to a per diem of $20 for 30 days ($600 maximum) as a result of a covered loss. |
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A _ is not covered on your PAP while parking your car. |
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a covered auto on a PAP includes small pickup trucks but not _ |
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if a bird hits your windshield, the windshield is covered under _ on a PAP |
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a PAP does not provide coverage in _ |
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is presented by the claimant to your insurer when you run over someone with your car. |
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under _, if you are hit by a hit-and-run driver, you must notify the police |
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does a PAP cover your own property in transit?
-it does cover a garage you rent damaged by a car you were driving. |
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auto medical covers you and your passengers but not- |
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if an auto insurer is going to use aftermarket parts for repairs, it must be stated in the _ or _ |
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motorcycles, dump trucks, or farm implements |
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a pap will cover small pick-up trucks, even if used for farming and ranching, but will not cover _,_,or_ driven on the highway |
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flood damage is covered under a PAP, but not on _ |
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cannot be added to a package policy, it always stands alone. |
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employer's liability coverage |
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part 2 of the workers' comp policy contains the right of subrogation, to keep the injured worker from collecting twice. this is_ |
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the coverages under part 1 of a workers' comp policy are set by- |
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all insurers selling workers' comp must participate in the workers comp _ |
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under workers comp the term _ disability means you cannot work right now, but you will fully recover and return to work |
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under workers comp, the term - disability means that you lost a limb, and you might return to work but you will not be able to perform all job functions. |
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under workers comp, the term - means you will never work again . |
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medical expenses are covered by workers comp on a - |
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66 2/3% of average weekly wages |
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loss of income is covered by workers comp up to _ |
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part 2 (employer's liability) |
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if the employee sues the emplyoer, _, of the workers' comp policy applies |
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self-employed owners, partners and corporate officers |
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are usually exempt from carrying workers comp |
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an employee who cannot return to work because of a disability is classified as- |
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experience modification factor |
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workers comp premiums are adjusted by the yearly frequency of employee injury, which is known as the -, which is developed by the NCCI - national council of compensation insurers |
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workers comp assigned risk plan |
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is available for businesses that are unable to obtain workers comp insurance through the normal market place |
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National council of compensation insurers NCCI |
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analyzes workers comp loss costs to determine experience modification rating factors. |
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workers comp statutory coverages are set by the - |
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must pay the mandated coverages |
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if an insurer issues a workers' compensation policy that does not comply with state requirements, they must _ in the event of a claim. |
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listed on the declarations page of the policy |
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on workers comp insurance, other states coverage, will only apply to those states that are listed on the _ |
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occupational injury and disesase |
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workers comp covers both - and - |
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an employer with an NCCI experience modification factor of _ has had more than the average number of claims. |
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when workers comp must be purchased from a state fund it is known as- |
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when workers comp may be purchased from the state fund or from any other authorized insured it is known as - |
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workers comp policies are subject to premium audit by the insurer up to_ from expiration |
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coverage is written by various unauthorized companies, not just Lloyds of London |
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coverage is purchased to fill in gaps in the underlying property policy |
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lawyers e&o does not cover BI and PD, only claims for - |
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also known as employee dishonesty coverage, guarantees honesty of employees such as bank tellers |
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- liability policies cover the management mistakes of corporate officers and board members. They do no cover illegal activities or IRS tax penalties. |
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malpractice liability provides medical professionals _ |
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period of the contract only |
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contract bonds are normally written for the _ only |
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an insurer group formed to insure liability risks is known as a _ |
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on a surety bond, the - is the one who will receive the benefit of the bond if the principal defaults |
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guarantees that the principal will accept the job if their bid is accepted. if the bidder defaults and does not accept the job, the surety company that wrote the _ must pay a penalty to the obligee which is based on the difference between the principal's bid and the next higher bid. |
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in ocean marine insurance, the term - means that the seller is considered to have delivered the goods when they are loaded onto the ship at the port of shipment. =buyer is responsible for all costs and risks of loss of or damage to the goods from that point on. |
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guest voluntary settlement |
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in aviation insurance, under a - or admitted liability, a settlement is offered, on a pre-determined basis, to passengers who have suffered bodily injury in exchange for a release of liability |
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a - bond is also known as a performance bond. |
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d&o directors and officers |
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policy will cover a lawsuit brought by a shareholder against a director who unintentionally misstated the company's financial reports. |
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personal umbrella liability |
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a - policy will pay on an excess basis, only after a primary policy has already paid. |
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an - policy, such as an umbrella, is one written over and above the primary liability policy's limits of insurance. |
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umbrella policies contain a- that is like a deductible and must be paid by the insured in the event of a claim |
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on a personal umbrella policy, the - is defined as the policy limits of the primary policies. |
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on a business auto policy BAP or on a PAP, transportation expenses are covered starting - hours after a covered auto has been stolen. |
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on a BAP, if the employer wants coverage while his employees are driving their own cars on company business, he needs to add - coverage |
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on a bap if the employer's partner drives his own car on company business , he needs to add- coverage |
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under medical payments coverage on a CGL, medical expenses must be incurred and reported to the insurer within - from the date of accident |
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the CGL policy automatically covers premises liability, BI and PD, under - |
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out of the control of the insured |
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products liability applies only after the product is - |
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products liability - the cost of a recall or resulting lost income |
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the CGl always contains - coverage sections. |
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this section of CGl is liability BI and PD |
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this section of CGL covers personal injury and advertising. |
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this section of CGL covers medical payments to others; there is no deductible on these coverages. |
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occurrence limits, aggregate limits |
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on a CGL, the - apply separately for each claim, but the - applies to all claims turned in during the policy period of usually 1 year |
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us, puerto rico and canada |
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the CGL policy territory is _,_and- |
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the definition of - on a CGL includes leases, sidetrack agreements and elevator-maintenance agreements. |
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the bap form may cover the insured while operating semi-trucks and trailers, but no - |
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on a cgl,the medical to others coverage applies on a =basis |
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on a cgl, the fire legal coverage applies on a - basis |
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personal and advertising liability |
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on a cgl, the policy limit for- is separate from other policy limits (coverage B) |
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the cgl declarations contain - aggregate policy limits |
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a - aggregate for claims relating to BI and PD other than products and completed operations |
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a - aggregate is for products and completed operations |
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policy requires that the claim occur after the retroactive date and be turned in during the policy period or within the extended reporting period. |
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occurrence basis liability |
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policy covers claims that occur in the policy period, even if turned in after the expiration date |
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is often written on a claims-made basis, as is professional liability, such as malpractice, or errors and omissions liability |
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basic extended reporting period ERP |
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all claims made cgl policies contain a - which allows someone with a pending claim 60 additional days after expiration to notify the insurer |
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if the claimant notifies the insurer within 60 days of the pending claim, he has up to - years to actually turn in the claim. The Basic ERP is free |
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are also available on a cgl for an additional premium. when purchased, this allows the claimant an indefinite period in which to turn in a claim that occurred during the policy period. |
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the cgl policy excludes coverage for- , although this coverage may be added by optional endorsement for an additional premium. |
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the - on a claims-made CGL only applies to coverage a (bi and pd) |
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motor carrier act of 1980 |
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is a federal law requiring that commercial policies written to cover truck and environmental restoration, and have high limits of coverage |
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is a crime against property, using forced exit or entry |
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theft, disappearance and destruction |
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the broadest type of crime insurance is called -,-,- |
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in the crime policy, the insurer will only pay for a loss if it is discovered within - days after the policy ends and the crime occurred during the policy period. |
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a crime insurance policy that provides - coverage will cover damage to the safe |
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a crime insurance policy that provides - coverage will cover theft of money from a messenger |
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on garage insurance, car dealers who have fluctuating inventories should utilize - |
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does garage liability cover the cost of a recall? |
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on a bap, damage to an insured vehicle caused by a falling object would be covered under - coverage |
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additional insured- lessor |
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on a bap, to properly insure the owner of a leased vehicle, add the optional endorsement entitled - |
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business auto coverage form does not cover an employee injured while - |
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commercial general liability CGL |
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policy will provide liability anywhere in the world as long as the product was made within the policy territory and the lawsuit is filed there |
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the most common way that truckers satisfy the motor carrier act of 1980 is to- |
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