| WORD OR PHRASE |
DEFINITION |
| Additional Insured |
An entity that has coverage via your insurance policy limited to its relationship to You. |
| Aggregate Limit |
The maximum limit of coverage regardless of the number of occurrences. |
| Advertising Injury |
Loss due to false or misleading advertising |
| Assault |
A threat to physically harm someone or something. |
| All-Risk Coverage |
No such thing. Every policy has some exclusion. |
| Battery |
Actually physically harming someone or something. |
| Burglary |
A theft that occurs without the owner's knowledge. A break-in. |
| Broad Form Property Damage |
Property damage to non-owned material in your care, custody or control, other than real property. |
| Business Interruption |
Coverage for your loss of earnings or loss of tuition if there's a covered event and/or your extra expenses to operate on an emergency basis. |
| Certificate Holder |
An entity entitled to information about your insurance and subsequent material changes to it. |
| Claims-Made |
A policy form that covers incidents that occur and are first reported while the policy is in force. Sometimes coverage can go back to a retro-date. |
| Completed Operations |
Coverage for non-professional services. (i.e., making & serving lunch) |
| Criminal Act |
A violation of Federal, State, County, City, or Local law, ordinance or statute. |
| Earnings |
Your loss of earnings or loss of tuition as a result of a covered event like a fire. |
| Extra Expense |
The extra expense you would have to temporarily re-locate and conduct business after a covered event. example: emergency re-hab of temporary site, transportation, advertising, telephone calls. |
| Fire Legal Liability |
Coverage for fire damage you caused to premises you occupy but do not own. |
| False Arrest |
To wrongly seize, restrain or take someone into custody. |
| False Imprisonment |
To wrongly restrict in any way. |
| Hired Auto |
Coverage for you for your liability for vehicles that have been hired or chartered. |
| Incidental Contractual |
An expressed or implied warranty |
| Intentional Act |
A willful event. Something done deliberately with knowledge of possible outcome. |
| Leasehold Interest |
The remaining value of a lease if you are forced to re-locate due to a covered event. |
| Libel |
Written damaging statements |
| Malicious Mischief |
Intentional Damage of property or rights. |
| Named Insured |
The insured entity. See You. |
| Named Perils |
The specific perils from which you are insured. example: fire, lightening, etc. |
| Negligence |
Failure to use a reasonable amount of care. |
| Non-Owned Auto |
Coverage for you if an employee uses his/her vehicle for "you". |
| Obligee |
The beneficiary to whom a bond is payable. |
| Occurrence |
An incident, or an event or a loss. |
| Occurrence-Form |
A policy form that provides coverage as long as the event occurs within the policy term. |
| Owners & Contractors Protective |
Covers you for acts of independent and sub-contractors. |
| Personal Injury |
Libel, Slander, Invasion of Privacy. |
| Physical Abuse |
Verbally or physically hurting someone. |
| Premises Liability |
Coverage for the "safe use" of your premises by someone other than you. (i.e., student) |
| Principal |
An entity that obligates its financial or physical performance with a bond. |
| Products Liability Completed Operations |
Professional Liability Coverage for acts of professional judgment. |
| Retro-Date |
The date, regardless of how many times the coverage has renewed, that you first had a claims-made policy. Usually there absolutely can not be any lapses. |
| Robbery |
Theft occurring with the owners knowledge. example: Hold-Up |
| Sexual Abuse |
Verbally or physically hurting someone sexually. |
| Slander |
Uttered damaging statements. |
| Special Form |
Usually includes the coverage that are not specifically excluded. |
| Teacher's Professional |
See Professional Liability |
| Theft |
See Burglary or Robbery |
| Valuable Papers |
School, employee and/or student records. |
| Vandalism |
Wanton damage of property or rights. |
| You |
The Named Insured. This can be broadened to include employees, volunteers, partners, directors, officers, trustees, members and stockholders. |