Description
Most insurance, risk management, and legal professionals are never taught the proper way to read and
interpret an insurance policy, discover drafting errors, or correct poorly worded policy language.
Unfortunately, this lack of training results in surprise coverage denials, missed opportunities when
reviewing competitors’ policies, damage to professional reputation, lost clients, and bad faith or other
legal claims that could have been avoided with accurate insight.
Recognizing that you, your team, and the industry need some help on this front, IRMI has responded
with a new edition of How To Draft and Interpret Insurance Policies.
This working tool guides legal and risk professionals step by step through the process of interpreting
existing policy language, from applying a basic coverage analysis, to looking for overriding concerns,
to understanding advanced coverage issues like the reasonable expectations doctrine.
How To Draft explains what to look out for in
terms of words, phrases, punctuation, and formatting, along with the negative and positive implications
of specific wording. The knowledge and insights in this powerful book will improve the ability of any
legal or risk professional to quickly and correctly determine how a policy does or does not apply to a
claim scenario or to draft bulletproof policy language that clearly conveys coverage intent.
At only $99 per copy, you can't afford NOT to buy copies for the training and development of your entire staff!