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Coverage Q&A
Coverage Q&A
Social engineering schemes, also known as false pretense crimes, are increasingly common losses for businesses.
Coverage Q&A: Commercial insurance policies generally cover purchases made to minimize business interruption.
An insured homeowner's carrier may need to look at that policyholder's condo association master agreement to determine liability for a loss.
When a term is not defined in a policy, courts generally go to a standard desk reference since that is what the average insured would do.
The insured's materials, supplies and equipment are covered property; property not being installed like buildings land or completed projects is not covered.
Agreed value is also referred to as agreed amount. The agreed value endorsement in a property insurance policy waives the coinsurance clause.