This article offers a general discussion of additional insureds - how they are added to a general liability policy, their relationship to named insureds and insurers, and issues that arise based on that relationship.

Explains the Personal Injury Protection Endorsement, PP 05 64, as it applies to personal injury protection in Kansas.

To be eligible for a personal auto policy, one must either own or lease a private passenger automobile. Anyone who does not own, but may occasionally borrow or use an auto still needs personal auto coverage for the use of nonowned autos.

This article discusses furriers block coverage offered under an older version of the ISO coverage form.

Compares the loss sustained and discovery government crime forms to the commercial crime policy.

Discusses the personal auto policy part E duties following a loss or accident, and part F general provisions.

Discusses part B medical expense coverage in the personal auto policy, exclusions, and limits of coverage.

This article analyzes the ISO mail coverage form that applies to valuable mail shipments.

Coverage for insureds with construction exposures beyond the coverage of the commercial property policy is through use of the builders risk forms and endorsements. The policy may cover the interest of the building owner; contractor; or both.

The CGL form can be modified in several ways through the use of endorsements. This article presents a list of endorsements used with the CGL form, and analyzes their respective impacts.