Certificates of Insurance – Everything You Should Know

Your Risk Management Tool Kit: Certificates of Insurance - Everything You Should Know

As a property manager, it’s up to you to make sure that you receive the appropriate insurance coverage from your tenants and vendors. Do you require a certificate of insurance from your contractors? Are you collecting a certificate of insurance from your tenants annually? Not having proper coverage can mean the difference between an enormous financial burden, and a lawsuit avoided. But with all of the check boxes and codes and complex insurance terms found on certificates, this can make for a confusing process. Join Tom Gille, RPA, Chief Operating Office for CAC Real Estate Management Company, Inc., as he explains Certificates of Insurance from A-to-Z, and be certain you’re taking all the right steps to protect yourself and the company you’re working for.
This seminar will:
- Explain what a certificate of insurance is.
- Clarify what a certificate confirms and what supplemental documents you should obtain to go along with the certificate.
- Discuss how to tell if all of the required coverage has been obtained by your tenants and contractors.
- Discuss the difference between “additional insured” and “named insured” on a policy.
- Share what to look for to verify whether a certificate is credible or suspicious.
| Date: | Thursday, March 15, 2012 |
| Time: | 11:30 am to 12:00 pm - Registration (Lunch included) 12:00 pm to 1:00 pm - Seminar Program |
| Place: | Five Star Conference Center (CB Richard Ellis) 500 12th Street, Ste. 105 Oakland, CA 94607 |
| Cost: | $20/ Member | $25/Non-Member |
| Before March 12 | ||
| After March 12/at the Door | $25/Member | $30/Non-Member |
Contact the BOMA office at 510-893-8780 or Stephen at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it for further details!