About this course
About the course
This live on-line interactive insurance webinar is designed to introduce delegates to the issues of transporting goods around the world. In particular, it considers a haulier's liability and common conditions of carriage. It goes on to discuss warehousing liability and the role of a freight forwarder. Finally, there is an examination of the key features and limitations of a Haulier's Liability Policy.
Please note: This module does not include details of Marine Cargo insurance - see separate workshop.
There will be two 75-minute sessions with a break of approximately 30 minutes between each session.
There will be a maximum of 10 delegates.
What you will learn
Who should attend?
This course is aimed at brokers and underwriters already handling commercial insurances, or anyone who wishes to gain a basic understanding of the logistics of transporting goods. Participants will gain an understanding of how liability can be incurred by the various parties involved in the process.
Course Objectives
Delegates who successfully complete this webinar will be able to understand: -
- What is meant by “Logistics”?
- Haulier’s Liability
- The main features of common Conditions of Carriage
- Warehousing liability
- Freight Forwarder role and liability
- Key elements of a Haulier’s Liability Policy
Methodology
- Formal presentation
- Questions and break-out exercises
- Supplementary materials will be provided post-course
- At all points in the course, explanations will be supported by appropriate case law and statute.
Evaluation of Understanding
- Open forum question and answer session
- Scenario analysis
- Feedback
Recent reviews
Chris was very helpful and it was nice that the meeting was small, it allowed it to be more personal and interactive, I felt I could ask any questions I needed to!
Chris did very well, presentation was fun - for me the level of the course was rather basic and I expected some more links to risks and underwriting . There were a lot of technical issues - no ones' fault but might be worth looking into better platforms. I hear more complaints about Teams.
Really good course, excellent explanations and Chris was very eager to answer any questions I had.