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What is the term for the maximum amount an insurer will pay for damages or losses in a policy period?
What is the term for the maximum amount an insurer will pay for damages or losses in a policy period?
What type of liability coverage pays for non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights?
What type of liability coverage pays for non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights?
What is the purpose of reviewing policy exclusions and limitations?
What is the purpose of reviewing policy exclusions and limitations?
What is a factor that affects premium calculation?
What is a factor that affects premium calculation?
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What type of rating system takes into account a business's claims history and experience?
What type of rating system takes into account a business's claims history and experience?
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What is the term for restrictions on coverage or payment?
What is the term for restrictions on coverage or payment?
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What type of liability coverage pays for medical expenses for individuals injured on the policyholder's premises?
What type of liability coverage pays for medical expenses for individuals injured on the policyholder's premises?
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What is the term for the maximum amount paid for a single claim?
What is the term for the maximum amount paid for a single claim?
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What happens to premiums when policy limits are increased?
What happens to premiums when policy limits are increased?
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What type of coverage pays for damages from products or completed work?
What type of coverage pays for damages from products or completed work?
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What is the primary purpose of reviewing policy exclusions and limitations in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
What is the primary purpose of reviewing policy exclusions and limitations in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage pays for non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights?
Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage pays for non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights?
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What is a common exclusion in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
What is a common exclusion in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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Which factor affects the premium calculation in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
Which factor affects the premium calculation in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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What happens to the premium when policy limits are increased in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
What happens to the premium when policy limits are increased in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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What is the primary reason for reviewing policy exclusions and limitations in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
What is the primary reason for reviewing policy exclusions and limitations in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage is responsible for paying damages to others' reputation or rights?
Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage is responsible for paying damages to others' reputation or rights?
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What is the impact on premiums when a business increases its policy limits in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
What is the impact on premiums when a business increases its policy limits in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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Which of the following is a common exclusion in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
Which of the following is a common exclusion in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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What is a key factor in determining premium calculation in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
What is a key factor in determining premium calculation in a Commercial General Liability insurance policy?
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What is the primary responsibility of property owners in preventing slip and fall accidents?
What is the primary responsibility of property owners in preventing slip and fall accidents?
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What is the key factor in determining liability in trip and fall accidents?
What is the key factor in determining liability in trip and fall accidents?
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What is an example of inadequate security that can lead to premises liability claims?
What is an example of inadequate security that can lead to premises liability claims?
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What is a key responsibility of property owners with swimming pools?
What is a key responsibility of property owners with swimming pools?
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What is a common type of accident that can occur in parking lots due to inadequate maintenance?
What is a common type of accident that can occur in parking lots due to inadequate maintenance?
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What is a key responsibility of property owners with elevators?
What is a key responsibility of property owners with elevators?
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What is an example of a substance that can cause a slip and fall accident?
What is an example of a substance that can cause a slip and fall accident?
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What is a crucial aspect of preventing swimming pool accidents?
What is a crucial aspect of preventing swimming pool accidents?
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What percentage of retail theft and violence occurs in parking lots?
What percentage of retail theft and violence occurs in parking lots?
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What is the purpose of implementing access control measures in parking lots?
What is the purpose of implementing access control measures in parking lots?
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What type of lighting is recommended for parking lots?
What type of lighting is recommended for parking lots?
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Why is it important to regularly inspect and maintain parking lot lighting fixtures?
Why is it important to regularly inspect and maintain parking lot lighting fixtures?
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What is the benefit of informing customers about parking lot security measures and protocols?
What is the benefit of informing customers about parking lot security measures and protocols?
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Why is it important for employees to report suspicious activity or incidents in parking lots?
Why is it important for employees to report suspicious activity or incidents in parking lots?
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What is the purpose of regularly inspecting and repairing parking lot surfaces and fixtures?
What is the purpose of regularly inspecting and repairing parking lot surfaces and fixtures?
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What is a common type of crime that can occur in parking lots?
What is a common type of crime that can occur in parking lots?
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Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply to a lawsuit against a restaurant for a customer who slipped on a wet floor?
Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply to a lawsuit against a restaurant for a customer who slipped on a wet floor?
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A contractor is sued for a defective installation that caused property damage. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
A contractor is sued for a defective installation that caused property damage. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
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A company is sued for using a competitor's slogan without permission. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
A company is sued for using a competitor's slogan without permission. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
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A delivery driver causes an accident while making a delivery. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
A delivery driver causes an accident while making a delivery. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
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A company is sued for selling a defective product that caused bodily injury. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
A company is sued for selling a defective product that caused bodily injury. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
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Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply to a lawsuit against a doctor for a surgical error?
Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply to a lawsuit against a doctor for a surgical error?
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A customer trips and falls on a broken step in a store. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
A customer trips and falls on a broken step in a store. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
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An employee accidentally damages a customer's property while making a delivery. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
An employee accidentally damages a customer's property while making a delivery. Which type of Commercial General Liability coverage would apply?
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Which of the following types of bodily injury or property damage is excluded from coverage under the Expected or Intended Injury Exclusion?
Which of the following types of bodily injury or property damage is excluded from coverage under the Expected or Intended Injury Exclusion?
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What is the purpose of the Workers' Compensation Exclusion?
What is the purpose of the Workers' Compensation Exclusion?
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What is excluded from coverage under the Completed Operations Exclusion for Damage to the Insured's Work?
What is excluded from coverage under the Completed Operations Exclusion for Damage to the Insured's Work?
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What is the purpose of the Damage to Impaired Property Exclusion?
What is the purpose of the Damage to Impaired Property Exclusion?
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What is the purpose of the Recall of Products Exclusion?
What is the purpose of the Recall of Products Exclusion?
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Which of the following is an exclusion under the Commercial General Liability policy?
Which of the following is an exclusion under the Commercial General Liability policy?
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What is the relationship between the Workers' Compensation Exclusion and workers' compensation insurance?
What is the relationship between the Workers' Compensation Exclusion and workers' compensation insurance?
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Which of the following is NOT an exclusion under the Commercial General Liability policy?
Which of the following is NOT an exclusion under the Commercial General Liability policy?
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What year marks the origin of the Olympics in ancient Greece?
What year marks the origin of the Olympics in ancient Greece?
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Who holds the record for the most Olympic medals in gymnastics?
Who holds the record for the most Olympic medals in gymnastics?
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Which city was the first to host the modern Olympics?
Which city was the first to host the modern Olympics?
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Which athlete is known for winning four gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Olympics?
Which athlete is known for winning four gold medals in the 1936 Berlin Olympics?
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Which Olympic athlete set the record for the 100m sprint with a time of 9.58 seconds?
Which Olympic athlete set the record for the 100m sprint with a time of 9.58 seconds?
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Which country did Beijing host the Olympics for the first time in 2008?
Which country did Beijing host the Olympics for the first time in 2008?
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Who is the most decorated Olympian with a total of 28 medals?
Who is the most decorated Olympian with a total of 28 medals?
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Which athlete set the long jump record at 8.90m in 1968?
Which athlete set the long jump record at 8.90m in 1968?
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Which city was the first to host both summer and winter Olympics?
Which city was the first to host both summer and winter Olympics?
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Which swimmer won seven gold medals in the 1972 Olympics?
Which swimmer won seven gold medals in the 1972 Olympics?
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Study Notes
Policy Limits
- The maximum amount an insurer will pay for damages or losses in a policy period
- Typically includes:
- Per occurrence limit: maximum amount paid for a single claim
- Aggregate limit: maximum amount paid for all claims in a policy period
- Higher policy limits often result in higher premiums
Exclusions and Limitations
- Exclusions: specific situations or events not covered by the policy
- Examples: intentional acts, contractual liability, professional services
- Limitations: restrictions on coverage or payment
- Examples: punitive damages, asbestos-related claims
- Policyholders should carefully review exclusions and limitations to ensure adequate coverage
Coverage Types
- Bodily Injury and Property Damage (BI/PD) Liability:
- Covers damages to others' bodies or property
- Examples: slip and fall accidents, product liability
- Personal and Advertising Injury Liability:
- Covers non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights
- Examples: libel, slander, copyright infringement
- Medical Payments:
- Covers medical expenses for individuals injured on the policyholder's premises
- Regardless of fault or liability
- Products and Completed Operations Liability:
- Covers damages from products or completed work
- Examples: product defects, construction defects
Premium Calculation
- Factors affecting premium calculation:
- Business type and industry
- Business size and revenue
- Location and territory
- Number of employees and payroll
- Claims history and experience
- Policy limits and deductibles
- Insurers use various rating systems to calculate premiums
- Examples: manual rating, schedule rating, experience rating
Policy Limits
- Policy limits determine the maximum amount an insurer will pay for damages or losses in a policy period.
- Two key components of policy limits:
- Per occurrence limit: the maximum amount paid for a single claim.
- Aggregate limit: the maximum amount paid for all claims in a policy period.
- Higher policy limits typically result in higher premiums.
Exclusions and Limitations
- Exclusions are specific situations or events not covered by the policy.
- Examples of exclusions: intentional acts, contractual liability, and professional services.
- Limitations are restrictions on coverage or payment.
- Examples of limitations: punitive damages, asbestos-related claims.
- It is essential for policyholders to carefully review exclusions and limitations to ensure adequate coverage.
Coverage Types
Bodily Injury and Property Damage (BI/PD) Liability
- Covers damages to others' bodies or property.
- Examples of BI/PD liability: slip and fall accidents, product liability.
Personal and Advertising Injury Liability
- Covers non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights.
- Examples of personal and advertising injury liability: libel, slander, copyright infringement.
Medical Payments
- Covers medical expenses for individuals injured on the policyholder's premises.
- Payments are made regardless of fault or liability.
Products and Completed Operations Liability
- Covers damages from products or completed work.
- Examples of products and completed operations liability: product defects, construction defects.
Premium Calculation
- Factors affecting premium calculation:
- Business type and industry.
- Business size and revenue.
- Location and territory.
- Number of employees and payroll.
- Claims history and experience.
- Policy limits and deductibles.
- Insurers use various rating systems to calculate premiums.
- Examples of rating systems: manual rating, schedule rating, experience rating.
Policy Limits
- Maximum amount an insurer will pay for damages or losses in a policy period
- Typically includes per occurrence limit and aggregate limit
- Per occurrence limit: maximum amount paid for a single claim
- Aggregate limit: maximum amount paid for all claims in a policy period
- Higher policy limits result in higher premiums
Exclusions and Limitations
- Exclusions: specific situations or events not covered by the policy
- Examples of exclusions: intentional acts, contractual liability, professional services
- Limitations: restrictions on coverage or payment
- Examples of limitations: punitive damages, asbestos-related claims
- Policyholders should review exclusions and limitations to ensure adequate coverage
Coverage Types
Bodily Injury and Property Damage (BI/PD) Liability
- Covers damages to others' bodies or property
- Examples: slip and fall accidents, product liability
Personal and Advertising Injury Liability
- Covers non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights
- Examples: libel, slander, copyright infringement
Medical Payments
- Covers medical expenses for individuals injured on the policyholder's premises
- Regardless of fault or liability
Products and Completed Operations Liability
- Covers damages from products or completed work
- Examples: product defects, construction defects
Premium Calculation
- Factors affecting premium calculation:
- Business type and industry
- Business size and revenue
- Location and territory
- Number of employees and payroll
- Claims history and experience
- Policy limits and deductibles
- Insurers use various rating systems to calculate premiums
- Examples: manual rating, schedule rating, experience rating
Policy Limits
- Maximum amount an insurer will pay for damages or losses in a policy period
- Typically includes per occurrence limit and aggregate limit
- Per occurrence limit: maximum amount paid for a single claim
- Aggregate limit: maximum amount paid for all claims in a policy period
- Higher policy limits result in higher premiums
Exclusions and Limitations
- Exclusions: specific situations or events not covered by the policy
- Examples of exclusions: intentional acts, contractual liability, professional services
- Limitations: restrictions on coverage or payment
- Examples of limitations: punitive damages, asbestos-related claims
- Policyholders should review exclusions and limitations to ensure adequate coverage
Coverage Types
Bodily Injury and Property Damage (BI/PD) Liability
- Covers damages to others' bodies or property
- Examples: slip and fall accidents, product liability
Personal and Advertising Injury Liability
- Covers non-physical damages to others' reputation or rights
- Examples: libel, slander, copyright infringement
Medical Payments
- Covers medical expenses for individuals injured on the policyholder's premises
- Regardless of fault or liability
Products and Completed Operations Liability
- Covers damages from products or completed work
- Examples: product defects, construction defects
Premium Calculation
- Factors affecting premium calculation:
- Business type and industry
- Business size and revenue
- Location and territory
- Number of employees and payroll
- Claims history and experience
- Policy limits and deductibles
- Insurers use various rating systems to calculate premiums
- Examples: manual rating, schedule rating, experience rating
Premises Liability Claims
Slip and Fall
- Occurs when individuals slip or trip on substances or objects on someone else's property, such as wet floors, icy sidewalks, uneven pavement, torn carpets, and loose mats.
- Property owners are responsible for maintaining clean and hazard-free properties, warning visitors of potential dangers, and taking reasonable steps to prevent accidents.
Trip and Fall
- Similar to slip and fall, but involves tripping over objects or obstacles, such as uneven stairs, broken pavement, cords or wires, and misplaced objects.
- The obstacle or hazard must be the direct cause of the fall.
Inadequate Security
- Property owners have a duty to provide a safe environment for visitors, including adequate lighting in parking lots or walkways, sufficient security personnel or cameras, and preventing criminal activity on the premises.
- Failure to do so can lead to claims of inadequate security.
Swimming Pool Accidents
- Property owners with swimming pools must ensure the pool area is safe and free of hazards, post warning signs, provide adequate supervision, and maintain the pool and surrounding area in good condition.
- Claims can arise from drowning, slip and fall accidents, and diving board injuries.
Elevator Accidents
- Property owners with elevators must regularly inspect and maintain the elevators, ensure they are in good working condition, and provide adequate warning signs and instructions.
- Claims can arise from elevator malfunctions, stuck elevators, and falling accidents.
Parking Lots
- Property owners must maintain the parking lot in good condition, ensure adequate lighting and signage, and prevent criminal activity in the parking lot.
- Claims can arise from trip and fall accidents, inadequate lighting, and criminal activity.
Retail Store Loss Control: Parking Lots
Importance of Parking Lot Security
- A significant percentage of retail theft and violence occurs in parking lots, highlighting the need for effective security measures.
- Well-lit and secure parking lots can deter criminal activity, improve customer safety, and reduce liability for retail stores.
Common Parking Lot Crimes
- Theft from vehicles, including broken windows and stolen valuables, is a common crime in parking lots.
- Assaults and robberies frequently occur in parking lots, posing a significant threat to customer safety.
- Vandalism and property damage, such as graffiti and broken parking lot fixtures, are also prevalent.
- Drug use and drug trafficking often occur in parking lots, and gang activity and loitering can also be a problem.
Parking Lot Security Measures
Lighting
- Adequate lighting is essential, especially in remote or isolated areas, to deter criminal activity and improve visibility.
- High-pressure sodium or LED lights are recommended for better visibility and security.
Surveillance
- Security cameras should be installed with clear views of parking lots to monitor activity and deter crime.
- Cameras should be placed at entrances, exits, and high-risk areas to maximize visibility.
- Footage should be stored for at least 30 days to aid in incident investigation and resolution.
Access Control
- Controlled access points with gates or barriers can help restrict access to authorized personnel and customers.
- Entrance and exit points should be monitored with security personnel or cameras to prevent unauthorized access.
Security Patrols
- Regular security patrols can deter criminal activity and provide a visible security presence.
- Security personnel should be trained to respond to incidents and should be approachable and visible to customers.
Customer Education
- Customers should be informed about parking lot security measures and protocols to raise awareness and encourage cooperation.
- Customers should be encouraged to report suspicious activity or incidents to security personnel or store management.
Employee Involvement
- Employees should be trained to report suspicious activity or incidents to security personnel or store management.
- Employees should be encouraged to escort customers to their vehicles, especially at night, to improve customer safety.
Landscaping and Maintenance
- Parking lots should be kept clean and free of debris to improve visibility and reduce hiding spots.
- Trees and shrubs should be trimmed to maintain visibility and reduce hiding spots.
- Regular inspections and repairs of parking lot surfaces and fixtures are essential to maintain a safe and secure environment.
Commercial General Liability Coverage
Premises Liability
- Covers bodily injury or property damage that occurs on the business's property
- Includes accidents such as slips, trips, and falls of customers or employees on the premises
- Examples of claims include customer injuries in a store, employee injuries in the workplace
Completed Operations
- Covers bodily injury or property damage that occurs after the business's work is complete
- Applies to services or products no longer in the care, custody, or control of the business
- Examples of claims include a contractor being sued for a defective installation, a doctor being sued for a surgical error
Personal and Advertising Injury
- Covers damages for non-physical injuries, including libel, slander, defamation, invasion of privacy, and misappropriation of advertising ideas
- Also covers infringement of copyright, title, or slogan
- Examples of claims include a company being sued for using a competitor's slogan without permission, an employee being sued for spreading false rumors about a coworker
Operations Liability
- Covers bodily injury or property damage that occurs during the business's daily operations
- Includes accidents that occur while performing daily activities, such as a delivery driver causing an accident
- Examples of claims include an employee accidentally damaging a customer's property
Products Liability
- Covers bodily injury or property damage caused by the business's products
- Applies to products manufactured, sold, handled, or distributed by the business
- Examples of claims include a company being sued for selling a defective product, a manufacturer being sued for a product that causes harm
Exclusions
- Certain claims or situations are not covered by the policy, including intentional acts or criminal behavior
- Contractual liabilities, workers' compensation claims, environmental pollution, and war or terrorism-related claims are also excluded
- Exclusions may vary by policy and insurer, so it's essential to review the policy terms carefully
Exclusions in Commercial General Liability Coverage for Completed Operations
Expected or Intended Injury Exclusion
- Bodily injury or property damage caused by the insured's intentional acts is not covered
- The insured's intentions, even if not directly causing harm, can still lead to exclusion from coverage
Contractual Liability Exclusion
- Injuries or damages arising from the insured's contractual agreements are not covered
- Exceptions apply to contracts that restate common law liabilities, making the insured liable regardless of the contract
Workers' Compensation Exclusion
- Injuries to the insured's employees during work hours are not covered
- This exclusion prevents duplication with workers' compensation insurance
Completed Operations Exclusion for Damage to the Insured's Work
- Property damage to the insured's completed work is not covered
- Bodily injuries or property damage caused by completed operations are still eligible for coverage
Damage to Impaired Property Exclusion
- Damage to impaired property without physical injury, due to defects or malfunctions, is not covered
- Bodily injuries or property damage caused by the insured's products or work are still eligible for coverage
Recall of Products Exclusion
- Costs of recalling defective products or work are not covered
- Bodily injuries or property damage caused by the insured's products or work are still eligible for coverage
History of the Olympics
- The Olympics originated in ancient Greece around 776 BC, celebrated in Olympia to honor the god Zeus.
- Events included athletic competitions, religious festivals, and cultural displays, emphasizing the significance of sports in Greek society.
- Pierre de Coubertin revived the Olympic Games in 1896, leading to the establishment of the modern Olympics we know today.
- The modern Olympic Games are held every four years, alternating between summer and winter editions.
Notable Olympic Records
- Usain Bolt set world records in sprinting: 100 meters in 9.58 seconds and 200 meters in 19.19 seconds, showcasing speed and athletic prowess.
- Michael Phelps stands as the most decorated Olympian, with a remarkable total of 28 medals, including 23 golds, highlighting dominance in swimming.
- Larisa Latynina, a prominent gymnast, holds the record for the most Olympic medals in her sport, achieving nine golds and showcasing exceptional skill.
- Bob Beamon established a legendary long jump record of 8.90 meters during the 1968 Olympics, a benchmark that remained unbroken for 23 years.
Olympic Hosting Cities
- Athens hosted the first modern Olympics in 1896, marking a significant revival of the ancient tradition.
- London is distinguished as the first city to host the Olympics three times: in 1908, 1948, and 2012, reflecting its historical connection to the Games.
- Beijing made history by being the first city to host both summer (2008) and winter (2022) Olympics, demonstrating its capacity for global events.
- Tokyo was the first Asian city to host the Olympics twice, with events in 1964 and 2021, illustrating Japan's rich sports culture.
Famous Athletes
- Jesse Owens famously won four gold medals at the 1936 Berlin Olympics, making significant political statements through his athletic achievements.
- Nadia Comăneci revolutionized gymnastics by being the first to score a perfect 10 at the 1976 Olympics, changing the standards for the sport.
- Carl Lewis, a versatile track and field athlete, secured a total of nine Olympic gold medals, representing excellence in sprinting and long jump events.
- Simone Biles is celebrated as a leading gymnast, with numerous gold medals and world championships, showcasing her exceptional talent and impact on the sport.
Notable Gold Medal Winners
- Mark Spitz achieved an unprecedented feat by winning seven gold medals in swimming at the 1972 Munich Olympics, setting a standard for future athletes.
- Florence Griffith-Joyner set remarkable records in the 100m and 200m sprints during the 1988 Olympics, known for her speed and style.
- Rulon Gardner captured gold in wrestling at the 2000 Olympics by defeating a formidable Russian champion, marking a historic victory in Olympic history.
- Katie Ledecky is recognized for her dominance in swimming, winning multiple gold medals across several Olympic Games, establishing her legacy as an athlete.
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