Covered Person’s Certain Liability Clause Samples
The "Covered Person’s Certain Liability" clause defines the specific circumstances under which an individual or entity protected by the agreement (the "Covered Person") may be held legally responsible for damages or losses. Typically, this clause outlines the types of actions or omissions—such as willful misconduct, gross negligence, or breach of contract—that would trigger liability, while excluding ordinary mistakes or actions taken in good faith. By clearly delineating when liability attaches, the clause provides certainty for both parties and helps allocate risk, ensuring that Covered Persons are not unfairly exposed to lawsuits or claims except in defined, serious situations.
Covered Person’s Certain Liability. Under certain circumstances, if Claim Administrator pays the health care Provider amounts that are the responsibility of the Covered Person under this Agreement, Claim Administrator may collect such amounts from the Covered Person.