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When Does a 'Claim' Arise for Purposes of an Employment Practices Liability Insurance Policy?

This article analyzes different trends in the law concerning what constitutes a "claim" for purposes of an employment practices liability insurance policy.

40 minute read January 27, 2012 at 02:38 PM
By
Caroline L. Marks And Christopher F. Cari'o
When Does a 'Claim' Arise for Purposes of an Employment Practices Liability Insurance Policy?

Many times a policyholder-employer can predict the potential for an employment-related claim long before that claim materializes into formal litigation. An employee, for example, may complain to a supervisor about an unlawful employment practice.

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