Type of insurance that covers directors and officers of a company for negligent acts or omissions or misleading statements that may result in a libel suit against the company.

Claim submitted with errors or one that requires manual processing to resolve problems or is rejected or denied for payment.

1. Payments for loss of income to an insured who is not able to work because of total and/or permanent disability for a covered injury or illness. Also called disability compensation . 2. Optional feature to a life insurance policy that provides for a waiver of premium and in some policies payment of monthly income if proof can be furnished that the insured has become totally and permanently disabled. 3. For Social Security disability, benefits are payable to people under full retirement age who have enough Social Security credits and who have a severe medical impairment (physical or mental) that is expected to prevent them from doing substantial work for a year or more or who have a condition that is expected to result in death.
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UK: Benefits added to life or income protection policies. They may include waiver of premium during periods of disability preventing the policyholder from following his normal occupation. The term has also been applied when periodic payments following temporary disablement from working are added to a life policy.

Type of disability insurance that gives funds to a business or professional partnership so that the business interest of a totally disabled partner may be bought if the disability is long term or permanent.

A state Social Security division office that assesses a case for disability benefits.

Payments for loss of income under a group life (permanent and total disability income), short-term disability income, or long-term disability income insurance contract.