Sentences with phrase «carrier defends you against that claim»

If you're sued or a claim is made for something that would be covered under the policy, the insurance carrier defends you against that claim.

If you're sued or a claim is made for something that would be covered under the policy, the insurance carrier defends you against that claim.

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That means the insurance carrier will provide lawyers to defend or settle a claim against you that would be covered under the policy.

Your Gaithersburg renters insurance carrier would not only pay that claim from the other insurance company, but also would defend you against the claim or suit if one arises.

If someone sues you or makes a liability claim against you, your Nashville renters insurance carrier has a duty to defend you.

Claim reversals — We work hard to reverse claims denials when insurers avoid coverage responsibility for losses due to water damage to a home, the aftermath of a fire, theft, vandalism or flood, or when a carrier fails to defend you against claims made by another person or entity.

Garcia regularly defends companies and major insurance carriers against claims that occur on commercial property.

We have extensive experience defending class claims in antitrust, securities and derivative actions, as well as class consumer fraud, breach of warranty, contract, environmental tort and other regulatory claims against manufacturers, retailers, financial institutions and insurance carriers.

Your Gaithersburg renters insurance carrier would not only pay that claim from the other insurance company, but also would defend you against the claim or suit if one arises.

The lawyer is paid for by the carrier, but they're your lawyer working for you to defend against that claim.

The insurance carrier can defend you against suits and pay those claims because you have a renters insurance policy.

E&O carriers may have to help you defend against mold and other excluded claims.

Because an insurer may have an obligation to at least defend a lawsuit in which excluded claims such as those based on mold or fraud are joined with other covered issues, you should immediately put your professional liability insurance carrier on notice from the date you first become aware of a possible malpractice claim against you.