Incident Scene Clean Up Sample Clauses

Incident Scene Clean Up. We will Facilitate on your behalf the clean up of any biological hazards (i) at a Member’s place of residence if the residence was the scene of a Use of Weapon Incident, or (ii) away from a Member’s residence if the Member is legally responsible for cleaning up biological hazards at the scene of a Use of Weapon Incident. If we are unable to Facilitate such a benefit, then we will pay on behalf of the Member for the reasonable and necessary cleaning of biological hazards at a Use of Weapon Incident up to a maximum of $1,500.00.
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Incident Scene Clean Up. LFD will facilitate on your behalf the clean up of any biological hazards related to a Use of Weapon Incident (i) at a Member’s place of residence if the residence was the scene of a Use of Weapon Incident, or (ii) away from a Member’s residence if the Member is legally responsible for cleaning up biological hazards at the scene of a Use of Weapon Incident. If we are unable to facilitate such a benefit, then we will pay on behalf of the Member for the reasonable and neces- sary cleaning of biological hazards at a Use of Weapon Incident up to a maximum of $1,500.00.
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