Common use of Premium Clause in Contracts

Premium. The premium may be calculated on such basis as the Insurer determines and the Firm accepts including, without limitation, a basis which recognises Claims history, categories of work performed by the Firm, numbers of Principals and Employees, revenue derived from the Firm’s Practice and other risk factors determined by the Insurer.

Premium. The premium may be calculated on such basis as the Insurer insurer determines and the Firm insured firm accepts including, without limitation, a basis which recognises Claims claims history, categories of work performed by the Firminsured firm, numbers of Principals principals and Employeesemployees, revenue derived from the Firminsured firm’s Practice practice and other risk factors determined by the Insurerinsurer.

Premium. The premium may be calculated on such basis as the Insurer insurer determines and the Firm insured firm accepts including, without limitation, a basis which recognises Claims claims history, categories of work performed by the Firminsured firm, numbers of Principals principals and Employeesemployees, revenue derived from the Firm’s Practice insured firm‟s practice and other risk factors determined by the Insurerinsurer.

Premium. The premium may be calculated on such basis as the Insurer determines and the Insured Firm accepts including, without limitation, a basis which recognises Claims history, categories of work performed by the Insured Firm, numbers of Principals and Employees, revenue derived from the Firm’s Insured Firm‘s Practice and other risk factors determined by the Insurer.

Premium. The premium may be calculated on such basis as the Insurer determines and the Firm accepts including, without limitation, a basis which recognises Claims history, categories of work performed by the Firm, numbers of Principals and Employees, revenue derived from the Firm’s 's Practice and other risk factors determined by the Insurer.

Premium. The premium may be calculated on such basis as the Insurer determines and the Insured Firm accepts including, without limitation, a basis which recognises Claims history, categories of work performed by the Insured Firm, numbers of Principals and Employees, revenue derived from the Insured Firm’s Practice and other risk factors determined by the Insurer.