Reckless disregard

Reckless disregard can be defined as stating something as a fact that the insured has no reliable knowledge about. The insured may state the sofa was worth $2,000 with having any true knowledge of its value. Reckless disregard ignores any potential consequences of stating a falsehood. If, on the other hand, the insured makes an innocent overestimate, the policy will not be void.

Recognised

income or gains are said to be recognised when credit is taken for them in, for example, the life revenue account; recognised gains are not necessarily realised gains.

Reconsideration (recon)

1. In the Medicare program, after payment or denial of an insurance claim, this is the second level of appeal. 2. First level of appeal process for an individual applying for SSDI or SSI. It is a complete review of the claim by a medical or psychological consultant/disability examiner team who did not take part in the original disability determination.