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Virtual University's Lightning Learning series continues
PAP Eligibility, Insureds & Classifications
The Big "I" Virtual University's May Lightning Learning series features three 20-minute sessions dedicated to the Personal Auto Policy (PAP). Even if you can't participate in the live sessions, you will receive a link to the on-demand recordings and can listen to them at your leisure.
May 2 – Personal Auto Policy (PAP), who is eligible? PAP eligibility has two moving parts, who and what. Who is eligible for the PAP and what vehicles qualify for a PAP.
In this session we detail: - The surprising list of who is eligible for the PAP;
- What vehicles naturally qualify for a PAP and which can be forced to qualify;
- Which endorsements can be used to expand eligibility.
May 9 – Who is Insured in a PAP? Each of the four PAP coverage parts have separate lists of who qualifies as an insured for that particular coverage. In this session we detail: - The four coverage parts of the PAP;
- The five key definitions surrounding "insured" status;
- The three levels of "insured" status; and
- Who is insured for what in each coverage part and at each level.
May 23 – How do You Assign the Proper Use Classification to a Personal Auto + a word about ride-sharing. ISO uses five basic "use" classifications for vehicles insured on a PAP. Assignment of the proper class code is a function of use, mileage and location. In this session we detail these classifications and the rules governing the selection of the correct class code.
Ride sharing is a relatively new exposure in the PAP world. ISO developed three endorsements to address the ride sharing exposure. In this session, we briefly review the exposures and the endorsements.
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May Lightning Learning
PRESENTED BY: Chris Boggs, Big "I" Virtual University Executive Director
All sessions begin at 11:30 a.m. EDST
Registration: $9.99 (includes all three sessions!)
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