Claims-made coverage definition

Claims-made coverage means an insurance contract or provision limiting
Claims-made coverage means an insurance contract or provision limiting coverage under a policy insuring against legal liability to claims that are first made against the insured while the policy is in force.
Claims-made coverage means coverage for claims made during a coverage period.

More Definitions of Claims-made coverage

Claims-made coverage means any insurance contract or provision limiting
Claims-made coverage means an insurance policy that provides coverage only if a claim is made during the policy period or any applicable extended reporting period. A claim made during the policy period could be charged against a claims - made policy even if the injury or loss occurred many years prior to the policy period. If a claims
Claims-made coverage means the coverage of claims made during the policy period concerning incidents occurring during the policy period.
Claims-made coverage means an insurance policy that provides coverage only if a Claim is made during the Policy Period or any applicable extended reporting period. A Claim made during the Policy Period could be charged against a claims-made policy even if the act, error or omission giving rise to the Claim occurred many years prior to the Policy Period. If a claims-made policy has a retroactive date, however, an occurrence prior to that date is not covered.
Claims-made coverage as used herein, shall mean the Pool’s Coverage Documents reinsured hereunder which require that a suit or demand be first received by a Member/insured during the Coverage Document period and/or first reported to the Pool during the reinsured Coverage Document period or an Extended Reporting Period reinsured hereunder for a loss which occurred on or after a retroactive date designated in the claims made coverage under the Coverage Document.
Claims-made coverage means [any] an insurance contract or provision
Claims-made coverage means that the act alleged to have created the liability and the claim against the covered party must both have taken place during the coverage period. Errors and Omissions and Crime coverages are written on a claims-made basis.