Calendar·Insurance·Coverage Analysis
A Gallery Accident and the Coverage Divide
FACULTY OF INSURANCECoverage Analysis • About 45 minutes of lessons and exercises

Use an invented gallery installation dispute to separate physical property damage, repairs to defective work and claimed economic losses. Examine occurrence timing, coverage exclusions, professional liability and the distinction between a defence and indemnity under Canadian insurance policies.

Faculty of Insurance

A Gallery Accident and the Coverage Divide

Faculty
Insurance
Program
Coverage Analysis
Jurisdiction
Pan-Canadian
Learning format
Scenario-based
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What this course covers

01When Property Is Damaged but Every Loss Is Not
14 min
02The Accident, the Renewal and the Policy Wording
16 min
03A Coverage Opinion That Separates Defence and Payment
16 min

Scenario

A fictional gallery installation goes wrong when a motorized display assembly damages a borrowed display case and the venue floor. Learn how Canadian commercial liability coverage distinguishes physical damage from claimed financial losses, analyzes policy periods and exclusions, and separates the duty to defend from indemnity. Includes 3 practical lessons based on an invented dispute.

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