A term which is used usually in connection with Money and Securities coverage. Insurance covering wrongful abs traction protects against all forms of burglary, robbery and stealing.

A kind of insurance that covers robbery and burglary, usually having to do with money and securities.

This is the basic covered injury or damage in a directors and officers policy. Such acts include unintentional negligent acts, omissions or breaches of duty, or errors relating to the operation of the community association. They are typically defined in D&ampO insurance policies to mean any act, error, omission, misstatement, misleading statement, neglect or breach of duty actually or allegedly committed or attempted by insured directors and officers in their capacity as such, or any other matter claimed against insured directors and officers solely by reason of their serving in such capacity. D&ampO policies only cover claims against directors and officers for such a wrongful act. In EPL policies, “wrongful act” is defined to include numerous types of wrongful employment practices, such as wrongful termination, discrimination, sexual harassment, etc. In fiduciary policies, “wrongful act” is typically defined as breach of a fiduciary duty imposed by ERISA or negligent administration of an employee benefit plan. What is a wrongful act varies from policy to policy. Some D&ampO policies add advertising injury and personal injury to wrongful act coverage.

A civil lawsuit filed by the survivors of the deceased against an individual or corporation believed to be in some way responsible for that person’s death.