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Insurance Defense and Coverage
Coverage Types terms within insurance defense and coverage.
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Auto liability coverage insures against bodily injury and property damage arising from the ownership, use, or operation of a covered vehicle.
Commercial general liability insurance covers a business against third-party claims for bodily injury, property damage, and personal and advertising injury.
Cyber liability coverage addresses losses from data breaches, network intrusions, and related events, including response costs and third-party claims.
Directors and officers coverage protects corporate leadership and the company against claims alleging wrongful acts in their management capacity.
Employment practices liability insurance covers claims by employees alleging discrimination, harassment, wrongful termination, and related workplace wrongs.
Errors and omissions coverage protects professionals against claims alleging negligent performance of professional services, filling a gap general...
An excess policy provides additional limits above underlying coverage and generally follows the underlying policy's terms rather than expanding them.
Long-term care facility coverage combines general and professional liability for nursing homes and assisted living operators.
Medical payments coverage pays medical expenses for injured persons regardless of fault, up to a modest limit.
A primary policy is the coverage that responds first to a loss, before any excess or umbrella coverage attaches.
Products-completed operations coverage addresses injury arising from a product after it leaves the insured's control or from work after completion.
A professional liability policy covers claims arising from the rendering of or failure to render professional services.
An umbrella policy provides liability limits above underlying policies and may also cover some claims the underlying policies exclude, subject to a...
Underinsured motorist coverage pays the gap between an at-fault driver's inadequate liability limits and the insured's actual damages, up to the UIM limit.
Uninsured motorist coverage pays an insured's damages caused by an at-fault driver who has no liability insurance or who cannot be identified.
A workers' compensation and employers liability policy provides statutory benefits under Part One and covers employer liability claims outside the comp...
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