General terms Flashcards

To learn general terms (63 cards)

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A formal request from an insurance company for coverage or compensation for a covered loss or policy event.

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Claim

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Any injury or damage that the insured suffers because of a covered accident or misfortune.

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Loss

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A person or organization covered by insurance.

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Insured

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Company that holds the insurance policy. In addition, it is the company to which insurance payments are sent and the company that pays if a covered claim is filed.

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Carrier

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Process of evaluating risk of insuring someone or something, to determine if it’s profitable for the insurance company to accept the risks.

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Underwriting

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Trained insurance professionals with specialized knowledge in risk assessment & determines whether they will insure something or someone and at what cost.

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Underwriters

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Individual or company authorized to represent an insured in the purchase, servicing & maintaining insurance coverage with a designated insurer.

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Agent of record

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Amount to be paid for an insurance policy.

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Premium

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9
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State of being legally responsible for something.

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Liability

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10
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A written law passed by a legislative body.

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Statute

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The substitution of one person or group by another in respect of a debt or insurance claim, accompanied by the transfer of any associated rights and duties.

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Subornation

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State of being at risk to a loss or claim.

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Exposure

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13
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Total amount paid to employee for work performed.

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Remuneration

aka payroll

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4 digit number used to classify a specific job definition to help identify different workplace exposures.

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Class Code

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When an employee works more than 40 hours. Additional hours are paid at a time and a half rate

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Overtime

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Total amount paid to an employee before any taxes, deductions, premiums etc.

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Gross Wage

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17
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Losses paid to claimant during the reported period

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Paid loses

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Losses reported to the insurer, but are still in settlement

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Outstanding losses

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19
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Paid losses + outstanding losses

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Incurred losses

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Class of CW where injured employee is incapable of ever working anywhere. Will receive weekly wages

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Permanent disability

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21
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Works on a person’s mental/physical work performance capacity.

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Vocational Rehab

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22
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Cost of operating the ins business exclusive of losses or claims

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Expense

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23
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Amount paid by carrier

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Recovery

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An employee’s pre-injury earning capacity preceding a work related injury.

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Average Weekly Wage

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The covered person making a claim or responsible for a loss
Claimant
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The injured employee has hired an attorney to represent their interests on the worker's comp claim
Litigated
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A claim that has not been settled and/or payments are still being made
Open claim
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A claim that has been settled.
Closed claim
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The start date of an ins. policy
Inception date
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The end date of an ins. policy
Expiration date
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A statute for a claim where it was necessary for an injured employee to recuperate away from work
Disability
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A status for a claim where an injured employee required medical treatment but did not have to miss any work time.
Non-disability
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Payments made for an employee's lost wages or a claim.
Paid compensation
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Payment made for the medical treatment of an injured employee.
Paid Medical
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Classification code that best describes the WC exposure of an employer's business, determined by majority of payroll.
Governing Class Code
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The cutoff date for adjustments made to paid claims and reserve estimates in a loss runs report
Valuation Date
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An insured's reported claims history for a specific policy period.
Loss Run Report
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A unique identifier that attaches an insurance claim/ loss to a specific worker
Claim Number
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The ultimate rate per class code after all debits and credits have been applied.
Net Rate
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A contractual provision where one party agrees to waive its right to pursue another party in the case of a loss.
Waiver of Subrogation
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A rating factor used to compare an insured'd claim and payroll history against other employers with similar operations.
Experience Modifier
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A rate the insurance carrier has filed with the state for a class code that is starting point for premium calculations.
Base Rate
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Manual Premium
= class code base rate X remuneration/100
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Credit or debits an insurer may offer depending on the safety practices and claims history of an insured.
Scheduled Rating (aka rating plan)
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A percentage discount dependent on the insured's Total Standard Premium. Only policies which have exceeded state-standard minimum levels are eligible.
Premium Discount
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A policy admin fee to cover the costs incurred by the ins co
Expense Constant
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Terrorism
= remuneration / 100 X state terrorism factor
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Additional charges for the policy as mandated by the state.
Assessment (aka 'state' or 'mandatory surcharge')
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The payment plan assigned to the insured for the policy term.
Payroll Reporting
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Estimated Modified Premium
= estimated manual premium X experience modification rating
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The smallest acceptable premium acceptable premium for which an ins co will write a policy.
Minimum Premium
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The rate after all credits and debits without factoring in the experience modifier.
Interim Billing Rate
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An amendment to an insurance policy which adds, modifies, or eliminates coverage
Endorsement
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A land motor vehicle, trailer or semi-trailer designed for travel on public roads.
Auto
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A sudden, continuous or repeated exposure to the same conditions that results in "bodily injury" or "property damage".
Accident
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The insured or 3rd party making the claim or responsible for a loss.
Claimant
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The amount paid to claimant for losses during the policy period.
Loss Paid
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The amount paid for medical payments to claimant during the policy period.
Med Paid
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The amount paid to claimant for insurance carrier-related expenses incurred during the policy period.
EXP Paid
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The amount recovered by the insurance carrier from the at-fault party's insurance carrier for expenses.
Expense Recovery
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Short for deductible Recovery,' it is the amount recovered by the insurance carrier from their insured's deductible payment.
Deduct Recovery
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The damaged property's salvage value deducted from the claim.
Salvage Recovery
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'Subrogation Recovery", it's the amount the insured's insurance carrier recovers from the at-fault party's insurance carrier through subrogation.
Subro recovery