Claim Evaluation
/ˈkleɪm ˌɛvəˈluːˌeɪʃən/
Definitions
- (n.) The process of analyzing and assessing the validity and value of a legal claim in litigation, insurance, or contract contexts.
The claim evaluation revealed insufficient evidence to proceed with the lawsuit.
- (n.) The insurer's or adjuster's formal review and decision regarding the merits and payout of an insurance claim.
After claim evaluation, the insurer denied the request for compensation.
Forms
- claim evaluation
- claim evaluations
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Commentary
Claim evaluation often involves factual and legal analysis, and should clearly distinguish between procedural review and substantive merit assessment.
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