Understanding Insurance Fraud
4 CE Hours
February 10th, 2022
Morning – 9 A.M. – 1 P.M.
Insurance fraud costs the insurance industry and consumers billions of dollars each year. This course defines insurance fraud and outlines who commits it and how much it costs society. The course reviews many insurance scams and how they are executed through different policies. This review provides insight into why various fraud schemes are committed and how the criminals benefit from them. This is a timely and topical “expose-style” course.
Mold & Water Damage (co-taught Rick Weston & UDK)
3 CE Hours
February 10th, 2022
Afternoon – 2 P.M. – 5 P.M.
What is mold? Why are we concerned about it? Is it the devastating risk exposure some make it out to be? We discuss the insurance concerns relating to mold, as well as how to combat, control, and remove mold from home or business premises. Multiple case studies are presented to demonstrate the insurance issues associated with mold and water damage.
*Note: Credit for this class will come from Insurance Careers and DK/UDK in two separate certificates with 2 CE hours
Understanding the Personal Umbrella Policy
6 CE Hours
May 11th, 2022
9 A.M. – 4 P.M. (one hour break for lunch)
Umbrella insurance is an “undersold” policy in today’s insurance market. This course covers the problem of living in a litigious society. The course outlines how the Umbrella Policy can be of benefit, how it works, and how it coordinates with other personal liability policies. We cover the key concepts and terms involved, and how the policy differs from other liability policies. This course provides knowledge designed to position insurance producers to discuss the umbrella policy with clients.