Free Other Casualty Practice Questions
Oregon Casualty exam (series 12-13) — 73 practice questions.
Subtopics: Market assistance plan, JUA definition, JUA limits, JUA rates, Surplus lines diligent search, Exempt commercial purchaser, Surplus lines capital, Surplus lines license, Commercial umbrella, Professional liability, Directors and officers, Employment practices liability, Surety bond, Liquor liability, Cyber liability, Garage and dealers, Excess liability, Umbrella self-insured retention, Medical malpractice, Fidelity bond, Performance bond, License and permit bond, Environmental liability, Personal umbrella, Umbrella drop down, Maintenance of underlying insurance, Umbrella retained limit, Business exclusion, Homeowners additional coverages, Homeowners Section II, Homeowners exclusions, Personal liability, Insurer's right to settle, Errors and omissions, D&O insurance authority, D&O coverage, Fiduciary liability, EPLI, Cyber, Surety bond types, Federal construction bonds, Judicial bonds, Public official bonds, Surety vs insurance, Aircraft liability, Watercraft liability, Pollution liability, Product recall, Nonprofit D&O, Umbrella vs excess, Surety bonds, Surety bond parties, Miller Act, Penal sum, Consent of surety, Fidelity vs surety, ERISA bond, Court bonds, SBA surety guarantee
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Sample questions & answers
1. Before Oregon may require a commercial liability joint underwriting association, the Director must first:
Direct formation of a market assistance plan
ORS 735.215 allows a JUA only after a market assistance plan has had a reasonable time to alleviate availability problems.
2. An Oregon joint underwriting association under ORS 735.200 to 735.260 provides:
Commercial liability coverage the voluntary market will not write
ORS 735.205 defines a JUA as a mechanism requiring casualty insurers to provide commercial liability insurance to certain businesses and service providers.
3. Formation of an Oregon commercial liability JUA is NOT appropriate when insurance is unavailable because of:
Legitimate underwriting reasons, such as poor claims
ORS 735.215(2) states a JUA is not appropriate if unavailability is due to legitimate underwriting considerations such as past claims or inadequate risk management.
4. Rates charged by an Oregon joint underwriting association must be:
Actuarially sound and self-supporting
ORS 735.230 requires all approved JUA rates to be actuarially sound and calculated to be self-supporting.
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