A provision found within a claims-made policy that permits an insured to report claims that are made against the insured after a policy has expired or been canceled, if the wrongful act that [..]

For claims-made policies, tail coverage is purchased to protect against losses or claims which have not yet been discovered or reported. In this case, a retroactive date is purchased. For occurrence policies, this is unneccesary as claims are handled according to when they happened instead of when they were reported or discovered.

Coverage for claims made after a claims-made policy has terminated; the extended reporting or discovery period. See Nose Coverage.

Coverage for claims made after a claims-made liability policy has terminated; the extended reporting or discovery period.

Coverage that protects the insured against all claims that arise from professional services performed while the claims-made policy was in effect, but which were reported after the termination of the policy.

See Extended Reporting Period.