I think the insurer *must* cover the claim if the

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I think the insurer must cover the claim if the
Posted by Linda_H/FL of FL on 5/25/19 7:47am	Msg #606703

policy was in effect at the time of the "event". Just because, 5 years after the fact, you no longer carry E&O is not a viable reason to deny coverage - the company *did* cover you during the period during which the event occurred. Policies are "claims occurred" - at least mine is..which I got here.

Messages in this Thread
	Claims against a notary - Carolyn Bodley on 5/24/19 10:31am
	Re: Claims against a notary - Art_FL on 5/24/19 11:28am
	One fact about E&O that most notaries don't know--you have - MW/VA on 5/24/19 7:43pm
	I think the insurer must cover the claim if the - Linda_H/FL on 5/25/19 7:47am
	Re: Might open up some eyes that bare minimum - Carolyn Bodley on 5/25/19 9:22am
	Re: Might open up some eyes that bare minimum - Carolyn Bodley on 5/25/19 9:44am
	Re: Claims against a notary - ikando on 5/24/19 9:46pm

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