Template by:
Free Blog Templates

Monday, March 30, 2009

Indemnity Insurance – Covering Your Life From Professional Risks

Individuals who are self-employed or have their own business must take out Indemnity Insurance, based on their work type and according to their requirements to pull through unfortunate circumstances. Indemnity Insurance is basically an amount paid by insurance company to insurer beneficiaries as compensation for specific losses incurred by them. This amount is within the limiting amount mentioned in insurers’ policy. The insurers must produce proof to validate their claims, in order to recoup incurred losses.

The amount to be received by insurer is equivalent to the amount substantiated to be lost, in spite of higher face amount specified in insurance policy. But Indemnity Insurance helps insurers to tidy over unplanned claims and incidents. Considering this insurance as an unnecessary overhead or procrastinating taking out the policy may result in circumstances where the individual ends up slapped with some claim or misfortune that can lead to huge losses or financial crippling of the organization.

There is Indemnity Insurance depending on needs of insurer. Some of these include

Professional Indemnity Insurance

This policy is designed to cover for claims of neglect, errors while discharging duty, intellectual rights or copyright infringement, malpractice, maligning, intentional slander, dishonesty, unintended violation of trust, damage to documents, data loss or any other ones made by the concerned third party. This insurance helps to cover claim amount and often, legal expenses.

Select Indemnity Insurance only after a thorough investigation of insurance market and choose the most beneficial product and try to get as much coverage as possible to cover all eventualities.

Indemnity Insurance Care

This type of insurance helps insurer to avail treatment without referrals on special grounds from best hospitals and get most excellent care, as long as it fits the “reasonable and customary” policy of insurance company. Sometimes insurer will get only 80% of expenses and patient will have to shell out the rest, as some insurance companies may not deem best hospitals as reasonable.


about the author:
Roberto Luongo

For further information on Professional indemnity insurance and indemnity insurance please contact Coulson Pritchard Associates directly on 01480 470220 or visit http://www.freelanceinsure.co.uk/

article source:
http://www.articlesbase.com/


0 comments:

Post a Comment