First Party Claims:
A claim filed by Bellrock with your own insurer for a loss or damage you have directly experienced.
First party claims often involve scenarios where a policyholder has experienced loss or damage to property owned by them or that they are liable to insure. Coverage often extends to business interruption losses flowing from a loss to insured property.
We have expertise advising and advocating across the following policy types:
- Industrialised Specialised Risk Insurance
- Contract Works Insurance
- Commercial Property Insurance
- Machine, Plant & Equipment Insurance
- Marine & Transit Insurance
- Fidelity (Crime) Insurance
- Corporate Travel Insurance
- Personal Accident Insurance
- Motor Vehicle Insurance
Third-Party Claims:
A claim brought against you by a third-party such as a customer or supplier.
Third-party claims often involve scenarios where a liability is asserted against a policyholder by a third party who has sustained loss or damage to person or property. Typical claims include allegations of negligence or breach of contract. Coverage can also extend to sums outlaid by a policyholder to mitigate the potential for a third-party claim to arise.
We have expertise advising and advocating across the following policy types:
- Professional Indemnity Insurance
- Directors & Officers Insurance (Management Liability)
- Public Liability Insurance
- Investment Managers Insurance (IMI)
- Design & Construction Insurance
- Employment Practices Liability Insurance
- Warranties & Indemnities Insurance (W&I)
Cyber Claims:
A claim filed by Bellrock with your own Cyber Liability insurer.
Cyber claims often involve scenarios where there has been an actual or suspected data breach. A data breach typically occurs where personal information is accessed, disclosed without authorisation, or is lost. A breach can occur through a policyholder’s own acts or errors, or through malicious actors such as hackers.
A cyber liability insurance policy typically covers a policyholder’s own first party costs in addressing and investigating an actual or suspected breach including IT forensics, public relations, and legal costs for mandatory reporting to the Office of the Australian Information Commissioner (OAIC). Cyber coverage also extends to business interruption losses following a breach and provides coverage for claims from third parties impacted by a breach.