Insurance Claims

Insurance Claims - Insurance Claims: A legal demand made by an insured party to an insurance company for compensation or coverage for a loss or damage that is covered by the insurance policy.

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Insurance Claims
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Insurance Claims: A legal demand made by an insured party to an insurance company for compensation or coverage for a loss or damage that is covered by the insurance policy.
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Insurance Claims
es-es
Reclamaciones de Seguros
es-mx
Reclamaciones de Seguros
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Reclamações de seguro
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Réclamations d'assurance
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Versicherungsansprüche
he-il
תביעות ביטוח
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बीमा दावे
zh-cn
保险理赔
ja-jp
保険請求

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Insurance ClaimsInsurance Claims - Insurance Claims: A legal demand made by an insured party to an insurance company for compensation or coverage for a loss or damage that is covered by the insurance policy.Civil ClaimsCivil Claims - Civil Claims are legal actions brought by one party against another for a non-criminal matter, such as a breach of contract or personal injury, and seek monetary damages or other relief.Coverage for Causes Extending From Insured RiskCoverage for Causes Extending From Insured Risk - Insurance coverage that applies to claims arising from risks that are covered under the insurance policy, and extends to claims for breach of contract.Underinsured Motorist ClaimsUnderinsured Motorist Claims - A claim made by an insured individual against their own insurance policy when the at-fault driver in an accident does not have enough insurance coverage to fully compensate for the damages.No-Fault ClaimNo-Fault Claim - A no-fault claim is a type of insurance claim where the policyholder is not required to prove fault or negligence in order to receive compensation for damages or injuries.Insurance MalpracticeInsurance Malpractice - Insurance Malpractice refers to a legal claim made against an insurance professional or company for negligence, errors, or omissions in handling an insurance claim.Social Security ClaimsSocial Security Claims - A claim made under the Social Security program, which provides benefits to eligible individuals based on their contributions to the program, or in some cases, based on their status as a dependent or survivor of a contributor.Insurance Policy RescissionInsurance Policy Rescission - The act of canceling an insurance policy due to misrepresentation or fraud by the policyholder.Disclaimer for Lack of CooperationDisclaimer for Lack of Cooperation - A disclaimer for lack of cooperation is a statement made by an insurance company indicating that they are not liable for a claim due to the policyholder's failure to cooperate with the investigation or provide necessary information.Insurer Wrongfully Disclosing Confidential InformationInsurer Wrongfully Disclosing Confidential Information - The unauthorized release of private information by an insurance company.Insurance FraudInsurance Fraud - The concept of Insurance Fraud refers to the intentional deception or misrepresentation made by an individual or entity to an insurance company for the purpose of obtaining benefits or compensation to which they are not entitled, including the fraudulent acquisition of life or health insurance policies.Insurance Policy ClaimInsurance Policy Claim - A claim made by an individual or entity to an insurance company for compensation or reimbursement for a loss or damage covered by an insurance policy.Duty to DefendDuty to Defend - A duty imposed on an insurer to provide legal defense to its insured against claims or lawsuits brought by third parties, as specified in the insurance policy.Insurance Policy Terminated Without Notice to InsuredInsurance Policy Terminated Without Notice to Insured - An insurance policy terminated without notice to the insured refers to the situation where an insurance policy is cancelled by the insurer without informing the policyholder, resulting in the termination of coverage and potential legal disputes.Insurer's Breach of Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair DealingInsurer's Breach of Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing - The Insurer's Breach of Implied Covenant of Good Faith and Fair Dealing refers to a violation by an insurance company of the obligation to act in good faith and deal fairly with its policyholders, which is implied in every insurance contract.Insurance Broker MalpracticeInsurance Broker Malpractice - Insurance Broker Malpractice refers to a type of malpractice claim that arises from the actions or omissions of an insurance broker in the course of providing insurance services to a client.Deceptive Insurance PracticesDeceptive Insurance Practices - Deceptive Insurance Practices refer to any fraudulent or misleading actions taken by an insurance company or its representatives in order to deny or delay payment of a claim.Insurance Broker LiabilityInsurance Broker Liability - Insurance broker liability refers to the legal responsibility of an insurance broker for any errors, omissions, or negligence in providing insurance advice or services to clients.Workers' Compensation ClaimWorkers' Compensation Claim - A Workers' Compensation Claim is a legal claim made by an employee seeking benefits for injuries or illnesses that occurred in the course of their employment.Breach of Insurance ContractBreach of Insurance Contract - The Breach of Insurance Contract is a legal claim that arises when an insurance company fails to fulfill its obligations under the terms of an insurance policy, resulting in harm or damages to the policyholder.Unemployment Compensation ClaimUnemployment Compensation Claim - A claim made by an individual who has lost their job and is seeking financial assistance from the government to support themselves while they search for new employment.SubrogationSubrogation - Subrogation is a legal concept where an insurance company steps into the shoes of its insured and assumes their rights to recover damages from a third party who caused the loss, after the insurance company has paid out a claim to the insured.Insurance Carrier Defrauded or ExploitedInsurance Carrier Defrauded or Exploited - When an insurance company has acted dishonestly or taken advantage of a policyholder, resulting in financial harm to the policyholder.Insurance Carrier Bad FaithInsurance Carrier Bad Faith - The concept of Insurance Carrier Bad Faith refers to the intentional or reckless failure of an insurance company to fulfill its contractual obligations to its policyholders, such as denying a valid claim or failing to investigate a claim in a timely manner.Insurance Carrier Supplying Defense of SuitInsurance Carrier Supplying Defense of Suit - An Insurance Carrier Supplying Defense of Suit is an insurance claim concept that refers to the situation where an insurance company provides legal defense to its policyholder in a lawsuit.Insurance Claim Wrongfully Delayed or DeniedInsurance Claim Wrongfully Delayed or Denied - An Insurance Claim Wrongfully Delayed or Denied refers to a situation where an insurance company unjustly postpones or denies payment to a policyholder for a claim that is covered under the policy.sub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_byselfsub_class_ofparent_class_ofsee_alsois_defined_by