Can an insurance claim be dropped?

Yes, insurance providers will allow you to cancel a claim once you filed it. There are several reasons why drivers might want to cancel a claim, and one of the most common is not wanting to pay the deductible. To cancel your insurance claim, simply talk to a representative of your insurance provider.

Which of the following is paid out of pure premium?

Loss cost, also known as pure premium or pure cost, is the amount of money an insurer must pay to cover claims, including the costs to administer and investigate such claims. Loss cost, along with other items, is factored in when calculating premiums.

Can a court order you to keep your spouse on health insurance?

Whether or not a Court will make orders to keep you on your spouse’s health insurance often depends on the length of the marriage and the marital standard of living.

Can a claim be made against more than one insurance company?

If one liable person is insured and the other is not, you can make your claim against the insured person for the full amount. And even if both are insured, you will have to settle your claim with only one insurance company.

Can a hospital claim against a personal injury settlement?

Many people are surprised to learn that in certain situations, the state and federal government, health insurance companies and hospitals can assert a claim against your personal injury settlement.

What happens to health insurance during and after a divorce?

A divorce can have a dramatic impact on your health insurance. During the divorce proceedings, the party who is paying for health insurance for the other spouse, cannot remove that spouse from his or her health insurance.

How is coverage triggered in an Owens-Illinois case?

Allocation The “All Sums” Approach The “Pro Rata” Approach The “Time-on-the-Risk” Approach The “Owens-Illinois/Percentage of Limits” Approach When Is Coverage Triggered? How Many “Occurrences”? Policy Language Cause of Liability Intervening Acts Causing Multiple Occurrences Bad Faith What Constitutes “Bad Faith”?

Which is the most interesting property casualty case?

Below is a list of the 50 most interesting, infl uential, and vital property -casualty insurance cov- erage cases, in our opinion, with links to the case summaries. The implications of these cases are discussed in the pages that follow.

Who is the author of the insurance coverage Litigation Handbook?

IRMI has been pleased to work with Jill B. Berkeley as author and editor of CGL Reporter, The Insurance Coverage Litigation Handbookfor more than 25 years.

Which is the best insurance case of all time?

Recently, TIPS members and CGL Reporter editorial board members came to IRMI with an idea for a white paper on the top insurance coverage cases of all time. It seemed like a rather grandi- ose proposition, but an interesting one as well.