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CISR Commercial Casualty I
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CISR-CC1 National Alliance (CIC/CISR/CRM/CRIS) License: Complete Roadmap
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Phase 1: Coverage A FoundationYou are here
Master the BI/PD insuring agreement, occurrence trigger, and core Coverage A exclusions.
Phase 2: Coverages B & C
Work through Personal & Advertising Injury offenses and the Medical Payments coverage.
Phase 3: Trigger, ERPs & Endorsements
Compare occurrence vs claims-made, retroactive dates, ERPs, and ISO additional-insured forms.
Phase 4: Timed Final Review
Run timed 50-question practice sets and close gaps before the end-of-course exam.
Can You Take the CISR-CC1 Exam?
Check if you meet the basic eligibility requirements
- •Minimum passing score of 70% on the Commercial Casualty I course exam
- •Counts as one of any five CISR courses needed to earn the CISR designation
- •Annual update requirement once the designation is earned
CISR-CC1 Quick Facts
Time to Get Licensed
4-8 weeks typical (including the 7-hour course session)
From start to license in hand
Retake Policy
Each course registration includes one final exam attempt; candidates who do not pass typically re-register for a future Commercial Casualty I session.
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100 Practice Questions
CGL-focused practice across all seven Commercial Casualty I content areas.
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What You'll Study
12 chapters covering the exam topics in this guide
Introduction: Course & Exam Overview
1 sections
Chapter 1: Essentials of Legal Liability
3 sections
Chapter 2: CGL Structure, Hazards & Coverage A Insuring Agreement
3 sections
Chapter 3: Coverage A Exclusions — Property, Operations & Emerging Risks
3 sections
Chapter 4: Coverage B — Personal and Advertising Injury
3 sections
Chapter 5: Coverage C & Supplementary Payments
3 sections
Chapter 6: Who Is An Insured (Section II)
3 sections
Chapter 7: Limits of Insurance & Policy Conditions
3 sections
Chapter 8: CGL Definitions & Coverage Mechanics
3 sections
Chapter 9: Occurrence vs. Claims-Made Forms
3 sections
Chapter 10: Additional Insureds & Contractual Risk Transfer
3 sections
Chapter 11: Endorsements, Producer Conduct & E&O Risk Management
3 sections
CISR-CC1 Exam Details
CISR Commercial Casualty I
Administered by Risk & Insurance Education Alliance
Exam Content Breakdown
Based on the official Risk & Insurance Education Alliance content outline
Insuring agreement for bodily injury and property damage, occurrence trigger, premises-operations and products-completed operations hazards, key Coverage A exclusions.
Defined offenses (libel, slander, false arrest, malicious prosecution, wrongful eviction, copyright/slogan infringement) and Coverage B-specific exclusions.
No-fault medical expense coverage limits ($5K-$10K typical), reporting timeframes, and who is/is not eligible for Coverage C.
Who is an Insured (Section II), key defined terms, supplementary payments, and policy conditions including duties after loss and Other Insurance.
Trigger differences, retroactive dates, basic and supplemental Extended Reporting Periods, tail vs nose coverage strategies.
ISO additional insured forms (CG 20 10, CG 20 37, CG 20 33, CG 20 38), primary/non-contributory and other-insurance amendments.
Agent/broker duties, E&O exposure, customer documentation, and ethical responsibilities specific to commercial casualty placement.
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12 Chapters
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