Uninsured Loss—Archived Article

October 2004

In most D&O policies, the definition of Loss contains a list of elements that are generally considered to be uninsurable. In some instances, the types of losses listed are simply considered uninsurable by the insurer. Other elements may be uninsurable as a matter of public policy or by law. Typical wording of a D&O policy Loss definition follows:

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