Texas P&C CE — Compliance Essentials (24 Hours)
24-hour Texas Property & Casualty continuing education course for licensed Texas P&C agents: 21 hours general plus 3 hours ethics, satisfying the biennial renewal requirement. Nine sections cover Texas insurance law updates, property coverage, casualty coverage, claims handling and unfair settlement practices, privacy, data security and cyber exposure, emerging and specialty topics, risk management and agency practice, Texas-specific producer issues, and producer ethics. TDI-approved: course #147641, provider #240353. This is continuing education for licensed producers, not exam prep.
What you'll learn
Every section below counts toward your Texas continuing education hours.
Section 1I. Texas Insurance Law — Updates and Refresh (3 hours)3 lessons+
- Recent statutory and rule changes affecting P&C producers
- Producer appointments, license maintenance, and renewal (including CE)
- Commissioner authority, enforcement actions, and producer discipline
Section 2II. Property Coverage Deep Dive (4 hours)6 lessons+
- Homeowners forms (HO-2, HO-3, HO-5, HO-6, HO-8) — recent endorsement and form changes
- Dwelling forms (DP-1, DP-2, DP-3) and landlord exposures
- NFIP update — program reauthorization, Risk Rating 2.0, and private-flood alternatives
- Wind/hail coverage in Texas — TWIA eligibility, WPI-8 certificates, and coastal underwriting
- Insurance to value, inflation guard, and ordinance or law — closing the underinsurance gap
- Roof surfacing endorsements, ACV vs. RCV, and hail-claim depreciation in Texas
Section 3III. Casualty Coverage Deep Dive (4 hours)6 lessons+
- Personal auto — current TX PAP form, UM/UIM issues, PIP, SR-22
- Commercial general liability — claims-made vs. occurrence, additional insured endorsements
- Commercial auto, hired/non-owned, and MCS-90 federal filing
- Umbrella and excess — personal and commercial
- Texas workers' compensation — the nonsubscription option, employers' liability, and producer counseling duties
- The businessowners policy (BOP) — eligibility, structure, and common endorsements for Texas small-commercial risks
Section 4IV. Claims Handling and Unfair Settlement Practices (3 hours)5 lessons+
- Texas Prompt Payment of Claims Act — 15-15-5 timeline, §542.060 penalties, 2017 weather-claim reform
- Unfair Claim Settlement Practices Act and DTPA tie-ins
- First-party bad-faith exposures — Arnold/Giles/Brainard and producer documentation impact
- The appraisal clause in Texas property claims — invocation, waiver, and what producers should tell insureds
- Public adjusters, roofing contractors, and claim-assistance restrictions — the Texas rules of the claims ecosystem
Section 5V. Privacy, Data Security, and Cyber Exposure (2 hours)3 lessons+
- Privacy obligations — GLBA, FCRA, FACTA, and Tex. Bus. & Com. Code Ch. 521
- Texas Insurance Data Security Act — producer obligations and 72-hour Commissioner notification
- Cyber liability as a P&C product line — CGL exclusions (Sony decision aftermath), standalone cyber forms
Section 6VI. Emerging and Specialty Topics (2 hours)3 lessons+
- Rideshare, short-term rental, delivery-driver, and gig-economy coverage gaps
- EV, autonomous-vehicle, and telematics coverage considerations
- Home-sharing, home-based business, and mixed-use exposures — matching the risk to the right form
Section 7VII. Risk Management and Agency Practice (2 hours)4 lessons+
- Producer E&O exposures and documentation discipline
- Coverage-selection counseling — rejection/selection forms, higher-limit offers, documented insured acknowledgment
- Certificates of insurance under Tex. Ins. Code Chapter 1811 — what producers may and may not issue
- Placing risks in the surplus lines market — diligent effort, SLTX stamping, and disclosure duties
Section 8VIII. Texas-Specific Producer Issues (2 hours)3 lessons+
- TWIA eligibility, WPI-8 certificate timing, and coastal windstorm underwriting
- TPCIGA, JUA, FAIR Plan, and other Texas residual markets
- Commercial property valuation and coinsurance — worked examples producers get wrong
Section 9IX. Producer Ethics and Professional Standards (2 hours)7 lessons+
- Producer as fiduciary — scope of the duty, when it attaches, how it is breached
- Full and fair disclosure — policy limits, exclusions, rejection/selection forms, higher-limit offers
- Application accuracy, rebating and inducements, misappropriation of funds
- Commission sharing — who is allowed to share, written-consent and appointment rules
- CE compliance, license renewal, and reporting obligations
- TDI enforcement actions, consent orders, and revocation triggers
- Ethics case studies — three realistic producer scenarios + cumulative end-of-course inquiry (96th period)
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Read the lesson library and pass each section quiz to unlock the next section. Your study time is tracked toward the required hours.
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Complete the required hours and the end-of-course assessment. Your credit is reported to the state as your enrollment allows.
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