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ARTICLE · 03 OCTOBER 2016

Insurance fundamentals for in-house counsel, part 2

An experienced broker would help manage your program of insurances, including reviewing the insurance cover annually.

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You should use an experienced broker to help manage your program of insurances, including reviewing the details of the insurance cover annually, immediately prior to renewal.

In the first part of this article we outlined, at a high level, some of the key features of common insurance policies purchased by organisations. In this second part, we set out some practical guidance on notifying and settling a Claim and renewing a policy.

When do you have to notify your insurer of a potential Claim?

When something goes wrong, in-house counsel should consider whether there is any need to notify one or more of its insurer under a particular insurance policy that might respond. Notifications under occurrence-based policies such as an ISR policy should be made when an occurrence covered by the policy occurs. Knowing when to notify an insurer under claims-made liability insurance policies is not as straightforward.

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