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Property
Liquor
CSU
100

What document generally must be completed to show admitted carriers declined a risk before placing it in E&S?

A diligent search (affidavit)

100

What does TIV stand for?

Total Insured Value

100

True or False:

A standard CGL policy generally provides Liquor Liability coverage for businesses whose primary operation is selling alcohol

False

100

What is the AM Best Rating for CSU?

A+

200

What does a "per occurrence limit" represent?

The maximum amount payable for any single covered occurrence.

200

What is the difference between Replacement Cost and Actual Cash Value (ACV)?

Replacement Cost does not deduct for depreciation; ACV does

200

Can we write a restaurant or bar with armed security?

it depends, this should be referred to manager or liquor specialist

200

Does CSU premium and losses go towards profit sharing or just the premium?

Premium and losses

300

What is the practical effect of a per-project aggregate endorsement for contractors?

Each project receives its own aggregate limit rather than sharing one policy aggregate

300

What does COPE stand for in property underwriting?

Construction, Occupancy, Protection, and Exposure

300

What is the difference between host liquor liability and liquor liability?

Host liquor liability applies to incidental alcohol service, while liquor liability applies to businesses engaged in selling, serving, manufacturing, or distributing alcohol

300

Who are the 4 Zone Directors in CSU?

Meg Cosgrove, Brian Bunn, Jeff Harting, Mike Leininger

400

In E&S underwriting, what does "loss ratio" generally measure?

Claims paid and reserves divided by premium earned

400

What is a Probable Maximum Loss (PML)?

The largest expected loss from a single event under realistic conditions

400
Per the CSU guideline, is an inspection required when offering liquor liability coverage?

Yes, Level 2 inspection should be ordered

400

Can you name all 13 CSU underwriting managers (first name)

Stephanie, Andrew, Jeff, Joe, Matt, Emily, Kathy, Lauren, Mark, Nick, Greg, Melissa, Bob

500

What is the difference between an occurrence form and claims-made form?

Occurrence covers incidents occurring during the policy period regardless of when reported. Claims-made requires the claim to be made during the policy period

500

What is an Ordinance or Law endorsement designed to cover?

Increased rebuilding costs due to code upgrades after a covered loss

500
What does the CSU liquor guideline require when an account has a loss over $100K

Refer to Manager

500
What does EASE stand for?

Enhanced Automated Submission Experience

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