Webinar Date: Friday, October 30th, 2026

Webinar Time: 9:00 am to 4:00 pm ET
                           8:00 am to 3:00 pm CT

CE Credits: 6 hours (no final exam; only attendance is required) for Property & Casualty Agents and Adjusters

CE Course Approved in: Alabama, Delaware, New Hampshire, North Carolina, Oklahoma, South Carolina, Texas, and West Virginia.

Course Description: When a property loss occurs, the difference between what an insured thinks is covered and what the policy actually covers can become very important, very quickly.

This instructor-led continuing education webinar takes an in-depth, practical look at personal lines property insurance and the policy provisions that determine how coverage applies when a loss occurs. Participants will move beyond simply reviewing policy forms and terminology to examine how coverages, covered perils, exclusions, conditions, and endorsements work together in real-world situations.

The course explores the Standard Fire Policy along with various Dwelling and Homeowners forms, including eligibility requirements, coverage provisions, covered perils, exclusions, and commonly used endorsements. Attendees will learn what to look for when reviewing property policies and how seemingly small differences in policy language can have a significant impact on coverage.

One of the highlights of the course is the examination of actual court cases and claim scenarios. Participants will review the applicable policy language, consider the facts surrounding the loss, and discover how and why the claim was ultimately resolved. These real-world examples help turn policy language into practical knowledge that insurance professionals can apply when working with clients and evaluating coverage situations.

Whether you work in sales, service, underwriting, or claims, Personal Lines – Property Insurance provides practical insight you can use immediately to better understand property policies, identify potential coverage concerns, and help clients make more informed insurance decisions.