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Loss

The amount an insurer must pay due to a covered event (peril)

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Claim

A demand by the insured for indemnity or restitution for injury or damage, arising from negligence or contractual rights

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Accident

Unexpected event, narrower in scope than occurrence

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Occurrence

Event or repeated exposure to an unfavorable situation

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Claims - Made

Coverage triggered when a claim is made during the policy term

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Impact of Loss Date

The date a loss occurs can affect which policy covers the claim, especially for liability claims (occurrence, accident, or claims-made basis)

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Forfeiture

Loss of rights due to non-performance of obligations

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Prescription

Legal time limit for bringing a claim (statute of limitations)

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Salvage

Remaining value of damaged property, which can reduce claim costs

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Subrogation

Insurer’s right to recover losses from liable third parties after paying a claim

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Contribution

When multiple policies cover the same risk, losses are divided equitably (depending on the agreed share of each insurer)

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Coinsurance

Clause to encourage insureds to carry adequate amounts of insurance on their (commercial) property by requiring them to bear a portion of every loss. Usually expressed as a % as shown on the policy

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Key functions of Adjusters

Verify coverage, investigate loss, assess damage, negotiate/deny claim, settle, recommend payment, review recovery possibilities

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Agents / Brokers (Intermediaries)

First point of contact for insureds and may have claims handling authority (within limits)

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Independent Adjusters

Hired by insurers for complex claims or high volume (must be licensed)

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Public Adjusters

Represent insureds, mainly for large property claims

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Staff Adjusters

Salaried employees of insurers (not always needs to be licensed)

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The prescription period in Ontario and Quebec for automobile claims are

One year in Ontario and two years in Quebec

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Coinsurance is mostly applied to these types of contracts

Commercial

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Telephone Adjusters

Typically handle smaller and straight forward losses

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An implied contract is one which

The parties have acted in such a way that it is understood that an agreement exists