Certified Insurance Service Representative (CISR) Commercial Casualty II Practice Exam

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What does the option 'Coverage territory is worldwide' permit in umbrella terms?

Suits may be filed anywhere in the world

The main idea is how the Coverage Territory clause defines where the policy will respond to lawsuits. If the coverage territory is worldwide, the umbrella policy will respond to claims filed anywhere in the world, subject to the policy’s terms and exclusions. This means a suit brought in another country can be defended and paid under the umbrella, in excess of the underlying limits, as long as the claim is a covered liability and not excluded. The other options would restrict where suits can be filed or imply no effect, which contradicts the purpose of a worldwide territory. So, worldwide coverage means suits may be filed anywhere in the world.

Suits may be filed only in the United States

Suits may be filed only in the policy state

It has no effect on where suits may be filed

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