Estimated Outstanding Liability (EOL) definition
Estimated Outstanding Liability (EOL) means an estimate of the Group's future liability, including but not limited to, IBNR Claims which will be paid by BCBSM on behalf of the Group during the Transition Assistance Period and which is the Group's obligation to pay pursuant to the provisions of this Contract.
Estimated Outstanding Liability (EOL) means an estimate of the Group's liability for the amount of IBNR Claims which will be paid by BCBSM after the date of termination and which is the Group's obligation to pay pursuant to the provisions of this Contract.
Estimated Outstanding Liability (EOL) means an estimate of the Group's liability for the amount of Incurred But Not Reported Claims (IBNR) which will be paid by BCN after the date of termination, and which is the Group's obligation to pay pursuant to the provisions of this Contract.
More Definitions of Estimated Outstanding Liability (EOL)
Estimated Outstanding Liability (EOL) means an estimate of the State's liability for the amount of Incurred But Not Reported Claims (IBNR) which will be paid by BCBSM after the date of termination, and which is the State's obligation to pay pursuant to the provisions of this Contract.