Sentences with phrase «suit against the insured»

Here, insurers retain the right to defend any suit against the insured company arising from bodily or property damages.

Not exact matches

Technical Answer: «If a claim is made or a suit is brought against an insured for damages because of bodily injury or property damage... we will pay up to our limit of liability for the damages for which the insured is legally liable... and provide a defense at our expense by counsel of our choice even if the suit is groundless, false, or fraudulent.»

If the commercial carrier that insures the building decides the fire is your fault and sues to recoup their losses through subrogation, your policy not only could pay that loss, but also could provide you a defense against the suit.

Given the cost of medical and legal expenses, $ 100,000 may not be enough for most homeowners to be properly insured against liability suits.

We routinely file suits and collect judgments against perpetrators of insurance fraud including both insureds and medical providers.

A «Claim» is defined under the Policy as «a demand including service of suit or institution of arbitration proceedings, for money against an Insured...» All Claims (written demand in letter form, suits, demands for arbitration, etc.) should be sent to:

Alan Carroll (A.C.) Nash focuses his practice on the defense of claims made and suits brought against insureds and businesses in product, automobile, commercial, liquor liability, construction and premises liability matters.

Co., where an insured sought coverage under a personal liability insurance umbrella policy for liability and defense costs arising out of a suit filed against him for alienation of affection by his lover's husband.

The insured could also sue Samsing for any losses suffered, whether or not they were covered by insurance, but any insurance company that paid a related claim would also have a lien on any recovery of the insured in a suit by the insured against Samsing, for any loss paid by the party at fault to the insured that was within the scope of what the insurance company paid the insured for.

The cost of insuring your business for EPLI coverage depends on a variety of factors, such as the number of people you employ, if you've had prior suits lodged against the company, the percentage of employee turnover, and if you have established rules and practices in place.

The duty to defend is prevalent in the United States and Canada, where most liability insurance policies provide that the insurer «has the right and duty» to defend the insured against all «suits» to which the policies apply.

Employers liability coverage insures the alternate employer against lawsuits brought by injured workers (like Jane's suit against Divine Delights).

Likewise, if an insured files suit against an insurance company for denying a $ 250,000 claim under a homeowner's insurance policy, courts will not usually award anything beyond that amount to a prevailing insured.

Given the cost of medical and legal expenses, $ 100,000 may not be enough for most homeowners to be properly insured against liability suits.

If the commercial carrier that insures the building decides the fire is your fault and sues to recoup their losses through subrogation, your policy not only could pay that loss, but also could provide you a defense against the suit.

By insuring to avoid legal risk you're generally insuring not only the risk of loss from a judgment or settlement against you, but also the risk of loss from the costs of defending against that suit.