Two Brokers, Two Insurers…No Coverage

It's been over two decades since the introduction of claims-made liability insurance policies in the mid 1980s. Although such claims-made forms have been reluctantly accepted by insureds, problems and disputes continue over the reporting of claims under these policies. The following real-life example involved two major brokers, two large insurance companies, and a well-meaning but unsophisticated insured.

By Gary Griffin , ARM

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