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Monday, June 5, 2023 Attorney Malpractice Insurance Policies are claims-made and reported policies. This means that when the coverage ends the ability to report claims for past acts ends at policy termination. Attorneys leaving private practice via retirement, becoming a judge or working in the private or public sector need to protect their past acts. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, April 4, 2023 Extended Reporting Period Endorsements (ERP or Tail) are truly a limited time offer. Claims-made insurance policies that give the insured the right to purchase an ERP have very specific deadlines and requirements. Only very limited circumstances permit the insurer to not honor the right to purchase an ERP. READ MORE >>
Friday, August 12, 2022 With Crum & Forster (C&F) dropping its small firm Lawyer s Professional Liability Insurance what happens to the “Free” Retirement Tail? 1. If C&F has issued the non-practicing extended reporting period endorsement (ERP) attached to your policy, then you have nothing to worry about. READ MORE >>
Friday, July 29, 2022 Attorney Malpractice Insurance Policies are written on a ‘claims-made’ policy form. A claims-made policy form requires that the covered act must be reported (claim made) during the policy period or during the extension of the reporting period (ERP/Tail). READ MORE >>
Monday, May 9, 2022The legal malpractice insurance policy ‘Automatic’ 60 Day ERP provision does not extend coverage and does not provide a ‘grace’ period for renewing coverage. The automatic ERP extends the reporting period when no other coverage is purchased. If other coverage is purchased, then this provision does not apply. READ MORE >>
Thursday, March 24, 2022 The conundrum attorneys face is that after they retire, they really did not want to fully retire. An old client or a new client comes along and wants the attorney to do some part-time legal work. While a free non-practicing Extended Reporting Period Endorsement (ERP)Tail is a valuable endorsement, it can be made worthless. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, March 23, 2022It depends. Just because an insurer stops writing malpractice insurance does not invalidate the Extended Reporting Period Endorsement (Tail or ERP). The issued ERP remains in force from an admitted insurer. As the years go an insurer may merge, sell, liquidated, or go completely out of business. READ MORE >>
Tuesday, May 4, 2021Your law firm is closing. You decide to purchase an Extended Reporting Period Endorsement (ERP/Tail) to cover past acts. This endorsement is attached to your last in-force policy. Other than amending the reporting period (for a specified time from 1-year to unlimited), the endorsement does not normally amend any coverage or policy terms. READ MORE >>
Thursday, April 29, 2021Extended Reporting Period Endorsements (ERP or Tail) are truly a limited time offer. Most claims-made insurance policies give the insured the right to purchase an ERP with very specific deadlines and requirements. Except for very limited circumstances the right to purchase the ERP cannot be taken away by the insurer. READ MORE >>
Wednesday, April 28, 2021A little discussed issue is the remaining Extended Reporting Period (ERP or Tail) aggregate policy limit. An ERP is attached to the last inforce policy. The ERP does not change the terms of the policy or reinstate policy liability limits used during policy term. A little claims-made insurance background READ MORE >>
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