NOTICE: THIS IS CLAIMS MADE AND REPORTED COVERAGE PLEASE 2025

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The document is an application form for Insurance Agents Professional Liability Insurance, detailing the necessary information required from applicants, including personal and business details, prior insurance information, operational data, risk management practices, and claims history. It emphasizes the importance of understanding claims-made coverage and includes sections for applicant representation and warranty.

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What is a claims made and reported policy?

A claims-made and reported policy is a type of claims-made policy in which a claim must be both made against the insured and reported to the insurer during the policy period for coverage to apply.

What is claims-made and notified policy?

This simply means the claim or incident/circumstance which may give rise to a claim, must be notified to the current insurer as soon as the insured is aware of a potential claim BUT importantly, during the current period of insurance.

Is it better to have claims-made or occurrence insurance?

Claims-made coverage is portable. You can take the coverage from one insurance company to another. The advantage to an occurrence policy is its permanence. The period of time you are insured under an occurrence policy is protected forever by the policy you had that year.

What is the difference between claims made and occurrence-based policy?

Essentially, for a claim to be considered for coverage, an occurrence-based policy needs to be active when the act or incident occurs; claims made policies have to be active when the claim is made.

What is a claims policy?

A claims-made policy covers you for any covered claim provided it meets two criteria: You are insured when the claim is made. If you no longer need coverage, you can purchase a tail to protect you for the past.

What is an insurance notice of claim?

A notice of claim provision in a liability insurance policy requires the insured to promptly notify the insurer in the event that a claim is made against the insured.

What is the difference between claims made and claims occurring policy?

Unlike occurrence-based policies, which cover events that happen during the policy period, claims-made policies require both the alleged incident and the claim to occur within the policys timeframe. These policies often have a retroactive date. Claims arising from incidents before this date may not be covered.

NOTICE: THIS IS CLAIMS MADE AND REPORTED COVERAGE PLEASE 2025

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