Watermark Claims Specialists

Fraud & Misrepresentation

Definition:

False statements or dishonesty by a policyholder that can void coverage.

Explanation:

Insurers may deny claims if they discover material misrepresentations, such as lying about property condition, ownership, or loss circumstances.

Example:

If you claim a TV was stolen but it never existed, the insurer may deny the claim for fraud.

Why it matters:

This term affects how claims are handled and what payout a homeowner may receive.

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