Third Party Claims Process Sample Clauses
Third Party Claims Process. The Region’s claims process for Third Party claims is to refer the claimant directly to the Vendor and to leave the resolution of the claim with the Vendor. This applies regardless of whether or not it is an insured loss. As the Region has a responsibility to the taxpayers, we must ensure that claimants are dealt with in a fair and efficient manner. Claims reported to the Vendor, either directly by a third party or through the Region shall be promptly investigated by the Vendor. The Vendor shall make contact with the third party claimant within 48 hours of receipt of notice of a claim. The Vendor shall initiate an investigation of the claim immediately upon notice, and advise the third party claimant in writing, with a copy to the Region, of the status of their claim within 20 business days of the notice. Upon resolution of the claim, the Vendor shall issue a letter to the claimant, with a copy to the Region, which will include the reasons for their position. Should this position not resolve the claim and be accepted by the third party claimant, the Vendor shall immediately report the claim to its Insurer for a further review. (Insurer for this purpose is defined as either the Claims Department of the Vendor’s Insurance Company or the Claim’s Administrator at the Vendor’s Insurance Broker.)The Vendor’s Insurer upon receipt of this claim shall advise the third party claimant by letter, with a copy to the Region, that they are now investigating the claim. When a final position on the claim has been determined, the Vendor’s Insurer shall advise the third party claimant by letter, with a copy to the Region. Failure to follow this procedure shall permit the Region to investigate and resolve any such claims. Nothing herein shall limit the right of the Region to investigate and resolve any such claims notwithstanding the response of the Vendor and/or its Insurer and to seek indemnification from the Vendor or to exercise any other rights under this Agreement. The Region may, without breaching this Agreement, retain from the funds owing to the Vendor an amount that, as between the Region and the Vendor, is equal to the balance in the Region’s favour of all outstanding debts, claims or damages, whether or not related to this Agreement.
Third Party Claims Process. The Corporation of the County of Wellington’s claims process for Third Party claims is to refer the claimant directly to the Vendor and to leave the resolution of the claim with the Vendor. This applies regardless of whether or not it is an insured loss. As The Corporation of the County of Wellington has a responsibility to the taxpayers, we must ensure that claimants are dealt with in a fair and efficient manner. Claims reported to the Vendor, either directly by a third party or through The Corporation of the County of Wellington shall be promptly investigated by the Vendor. The Vendor shall make contact with the third party claimant within 48 hours of receipt of notice of a claim. The Vendor shall initiate an investigation of the claim immediately upon notice, and advise the third party claimant in writing, with a copy to The Corporation of the County of Wellington, of the status of their claim within 21 calendar days of the notice. Upon resolution of the claim, the Vendor shall issue a letter to the claimant, with a copy to The Corporation of the County of Wellington, which will include the reasons for their position. Should this position not resolve the claim and be accepted by the third party claimant, the Vendor shall immediately report the claim to its Insurer for a further review. (Insurer for this purpose is defined as either the Claims Department of the Vendor’s Insurance Company or the Claim’s Administrator at the Vendor’s Insurance Broker.) The Vendor’s Insurer upon receipt of this claim shall advise the third party claimant by letter, with a copy to The Corporation of the County of Wellington, that they are now investigating the claim. When a final position on the claim has been determined, the Vendor’s Insurer shall advise the third party claimant by letter, with a copy to The Corporation of the County of Wellington. Failure to follow this procedure shall permit The Corporation of the County of Wellington to investigate and resolve any such claims.
Third Party Claims Process. The Owner’s claims process for Third Party claims is to refer the claimant directly to the Contractor and to leave the resolution of the claim with the Contractor. This applies regardless of whether or not it is an insured loss. As the Owner has a responsibility to the taxpayers, we must ensure that claimants are dealt with in a fair and efficient manner. Claims reported to the Contractor, either directly by a third party or through the Owner shall be promptly investigated by the Contractor (its insurer or adjuster). The Contractor shall make contact with the third party claimant upon receipt of notice of a claim. The Contractor shall initiate an investigation of the claim immediately upon notice, and advise the third party claimant in writing (preferably by a qualified third party adjusting firm), with a copy to the Owner, of its position regarding the claim upon completion of this investigation. Such investigation shall be done in a professional manor and reasonable time frame consistent with Insurance Institute of Canada practices. The Contractor shall include in their response the reasons for their position. Should this position not resolve the claim and be accepted by the third party claimant, the Contractor shall immediately report the claim to its Insurer. If the Contractor fails to follow this procedure, the Owner may report such claims to the Contractor’s insurer. Nothing herein shall limit the right of the Owner to investigate and resolve any such claims notwithstanding the response of the Contractor and/or its Insurer and to seek indemnification from the Contractor or to exercise any other rights under the Contract. (Costs may include but not limited to: adjusting fees, settlement awards, reasonable legal fees, administrative costs, etc.) The Owner may, without breaching this contract, retain from the funds owing to the Contractor an amount that, as between the Owner and the Contractor, is equal to the balance in the Owner’s favour of all outstanding debts, claims or damages, whether or not related to this contract.”
Third Party Claims Process. The Township of ▇▇▇▇▇▇’▇ claims process for Third Party claims is to refer the claimant directly to the Contractor and to leave the resolution of the claim with the Contractor. This applies regardless of whether or not it is an insured loss.
Third Party Claims Process. The Corporation of the City of ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇’s claims process for Third Party claims is to refer the claimant directly to the Vendor and to leave the resolution of the claim with the Vendor. This applies regardless of whether or not it is an insured loss.
