Declarations Page
The summary page of a policy that lists the named insured, policy period, limits, deductible, premium and, for claims-made policies, the retro date.
What it means for your firm
It is the first page to check when comparing policies or answering a contract's insurance requirements.
The coverage itself is in the policy form and endorsements. The declarations page summarizes it.
Guides that use it
Articles that explain it
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General definition for education only. It is not an interpretation of any policy or contract, and it is not legal advice. The wording of your own policy and contract controls. Policies and definitions vary by insurance company.
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