Claims Operations Management Clause Samples

The Claims Operations Management clause defines the procedures and responsibilities for handling insurance claims within an agreement. It typically outlines how claims should be reported, processed, and resolved, specifying the roles of both the insurer and the insured in providing necessary documentation and cooperating during investigations. By establishing clear protocols for managing claims, this clause ensures efficient resolution of claims and minimizes disputes or delays in the claims process.
Claims Operations Management. The Claims Operations Management function provides the overall support and reporting for all of the Claims processing functions.
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