Examples of Coverage Limits in a sentence
Primary Coverage Limits (Limit per Claim/Annual Aggregate Limit): / Excess Coverage Limits (where available): C.
In the event the amount of Damages or Defense Expenses, or a combination thereof, exceeds the portion of the applicable Professional Liability Coverage Limits remaining after prior payments of Damages or Defense Expenses, or a combination thereof, the Company's liability shall not exceed the remaining amount of the applicable Professional Liability Coverage Limits.
Payment of Pre-Claim Expenses is not subject to a Deductible and does not reduce the applicable Professional Liability Coverage Limits.
Once a Potential Claim becomes a Claim, Damages and Defenses Expenses that result from such Claim are subject to a Deductible and will reduce the applicable Professional Liability Coverage Limits.
Other ProvisionsPayment of Damages and Defense Expenses will reduce and may exhaust the applicable Professional Liability Coverage Limits.
Premiums for Coverage Limits or Deductibles Not Shown on the Rate PagesTo determine premiums for coverage limits or deductibles not shown on the Private Passenger Types rate pages, apply the appropriate limit factor or deductible factor to the premiums from the Private Passenger Types rate pages in the Rate Section.
Comprehensive General Liability Coverage: Limits of liability shall be at least One Million Dollars and no/100 ($1,000,000.00) which shall be a Combined Single Limit on Automobile, Bodily Injury and Property Damage and General Liability and Property Damage.
Maximum Available Coverage Limits for SFIPs by Occupancy Type Occupancy Type Policy Coverage Type 1-4 Family Other Residential Nonresidential Business, other NonresidentialCombined Building/Contents$250,000/$100,000$500,000/$100,000$500,000/$500,000Contents Only$100,000$100,000$500,000Source: FEMA, Flood Insurance Manual, 3.
If the Professional Services and Network and Information Security Offenses Coverage Limits are exhausted by the payment of amounts covered under this policy, the Company will have no further obligation to make payments under section II.
Payment of Crisis Event Expenses and Disciplinary or Regulatory Proceeding Expenses are not subject to a Deductible and do not reduce the applicable Professional Liability Coverage Limits.