Common use of Claims Notification Clause in Contracts

Claims Notification. It is a condition precedent to any liability of the insurer under this policy that the named insured shall notify the insurer of any pollution condition or claim as soon as possible and always prior to the end of the period of insurance or applicable extended reporting period. Wherever possible, such notification must include the following information: a) how, when and where the pollution condition took place; b) names and addresses of any injured parties or witnesses; c) nature and location of any injury or damage that has or could arise out of such d) date the claim was received; e) any response or actions taken by the named insured. The named insured must immediately provide to the insurer copies of all written communications, demands, writs, summonses, remediation notices, statements, declarations or similar, instructions, notices, orders, documents or other papers filed in any court of law or by any regulator. Any business interruption must be reported to the insurer within 30 days of its commencement.

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Sources: Premises Environmental Liability Insurance Policy, Premises Environmental Liability Insurance Policy