#ClaimsMade
Most docs think they know #ClaimsMade vs. occurrence. In a claim, it's the difference between being protected, exposed, or paying years later.

If a patient filed a claim from 3 years ago, do you know how your policy would work? 👇

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Claims-Made vs. Occurrence Malpractice Insurance
Get insights into claims-made vs. occurrence malpractice insurance. Discover the benefits, coverage details, and how Indigo can help protect your practice.
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December 18, 2025 at 6:14 PM
AI deals can create coverage gaps: straddle claims may fall between D&O policies, broad governance statements can trigger denials, and AI business interruption hinges on cloud, compute, and vendor outage wording. #AICoverage #DandO #ClaimsMade
When AI Quietly Breaks Things, Who Pays?
David Halbreich of Reed Smith explains how AI companies can avoid insurance coverage gaps as mergers, application disclosures, model degradation, and cloud outages create new D&O, E&O, and business interruption risks. He emphasizes careful policy review, tighter application wording, broader retroactive dates, and stronger dependent vendor coverage to prevent straddle claims and denial issues. #ReedSmith #DavidHalbreich #D&O #E&O #ModelDegradation #CloudOutages
www.hendryadrian.com
September 3, 2026 at 8:30 AM
Your policy has an expiration date on it. That's not what determines coverage.

Malpractice insurance focuses on when a claim is reported, not when care happened. Past care can stop being covered the day your policy ends.

Read all about the window?👇

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Insurance Expiration Date: The Definitive MedMal Guide
An insurance expiration date is when your malpractice policy stops covering you. Learn how expiration, cancellation, and lapses affect physician coverage.
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September 1, 2026 at 2:30 PM