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Sponsored Education Online: Common E&O Exposures —
What Can You Do to Avoid Them in Your Office?
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Original Air Date Order Archives/CD Level CE Credits*
Wednesday, 05/30/12
12:00 noon – 1:00 p.m. ET		 Order online
Call: 1-800-392-6900
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CPE: 1 hr
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And Lancer Claims Services

Program Overview

In this program, Ross Jordan will review current claims and litigation affecting insurance and financial professionals and their businesses.

Attendees will learn:

  • What is an errors and omission claim
  • The common causes for and errors and omission claims?
  • Review of 2011 losses and trends
  • Ten ways to avoid errors and omission claims in your business.

Featured Speaker:

Ross Jordan, CPCU, is a graduate of Indiana University of Pennsylvania with a Bachelor of Arts in Economics. Mr. Jordan's insurance career started with Lincoln National Life and Princeton Insurance Company. He later joined Aon's Affinity Insurance Services as a senior underwriter on the National Association of Life Underwriter Professional Liability Program. During his 12 years at Affinity, he was responsible for the administration of insurance agents and broker dealer sponsored programs, the National Association of Insurance and Financial Advisors Professional Liability Program (NAIFA) and Affinity's insurance agents programs. Mr. Jordan joined CalSurance in September 2008 as an account executive and producer. He continues to specialize in errors and omission insurance for life, health, property and casualty agents as well as many types of financial professionals and their firms. Ross received his CPCU designation in 1998 from the American Institute for Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters.