A per occurrence limitation is a cap on the amount an insurance policy will pay for a single incident or claim. This limit ensures that the insurer's exposure is controlled for each specific event, rather than across the entire policy period. For example, if a policy has a per occurrence limit of $100,000, the insurer will only pay up to that amount for each individual claim, regardless of the total policy limit. This type of limitation helps insurers manage risk and maintain financial stability.
The statute of limitations for filing an insurance claim in most U.S. states is 2 years from the "date of occurrence".
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Per Occurrence in insurance means its time an event occurs. Consumers often see this on auto insurance, when they find out the deductible amount they will pay each time they have a wreck.
The first number represents bodily injury per person, the second number represents bodily injury per occurrence, and the last number represents property damage per occurrence.
250 pounds per square inch (PSI)
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Missouri has set the limitation at 20 years. That is measured from the time the victim turns 18. So you could be charged many years after the occurrence.
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Limitation
Occurrence is a noun.