Coinsurance formula and sample calculation for a property claim where the insured did not maintain the required minimum coverage (usually 80% of value) on a structure.
A full release and indemnity agreement which is signed by claimants and releases insurer from bodily injury and property damage liability which arose out of an accident, casualty or event. The release form identifies all parties to a claim, states the date and location of the event, and details the terms of settlement of a claim. The release contains a statement that, as a condition of the settlement, prevents any further claim or legal action against the insurer, or any other parties, for the event, and against the release.
Statement guideline for interviewing the investigating officer in a residential theft claim. Includes initial questions and follow up questions based on responses given.
The Red Flag checklist helps determine whether a rear-end collision may have been a staged accident; this maneuver is referred to as a swoop and squat crash by the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud. Claims with numerous red flags may need to be referred to the special investigations unit (SIU).
The non-waiver agreement is signed by the policyholder; its purpose is to protect the insurer. Insurer reserves all of its rights under the policy to investigate and defend a claim without admission of any liability for loss.