Common use of Occurrence Basis Clause in Contracts

Occurrence Basis. The CONTRACTOR's insurances shall be on an occurrence basis as opposed to a claims-made basis. In other words, claims which occur during the policy period can be reported months or years later and still be paid, if they occur during the policy period. Claims-made policies cover only claims which occur and are made during the policy period. In the event occurrence based insurance is not available, use of claims-made insurance may be considered acceptable in limited circumstances, subject to written approval by the Risk Manager.

Occurrence Basis. The CONTRACTORcontractor's insurances shall be on an occurrence basis as opposed to a claims-made basis. In other words, claims which occur during the policy period can be reported months or years later and still be paid, if they occur during the policy period. Claims-made policies cover only claims which occur and are made during the policy period. In the event occurrence based insurance is not available, use of claims-made insurance may be considered acceptable in limited circumstances, subject to written approval by the CITY’s Risk Manager.

Occurrence Basis. The CONTRACTORcontractor's insurances shall be on an occurrence basis as opposed to a claims-made basis. In other words, claims which occur during the policy period can be reported months or years later and still be paid, if they occur during the policy period. Claims-made policies cover only claims which occur and are made during the policy period. In the event occurrence based insurance is not available, use of claims-made insurance may be considered acceptable in limited circumstances, subject to written approval by the Risk Manager.

Occurrence Basis. The CONTRACTORcontractor's insurances shall be on an occurrence basis as opposed to a claims-claims- made basis. In other words, claims which occur during the policy period can be reported months or years later and still be paid, if they occur during the policy period. Claims-made policies cover only claims which occur and are made during the policy period. In the event occurrence based insurance is not available, use of claims-made insurance may be considered acceptable in limited circumstances, subject to written approval by the CITY’s Risk Manager.