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Claims Support & Guidance
Overview
In The Event of a Claim
What You Need to Do
If an incident or circumstance occurs that could give rise to a claim, either now or in the future, it is important that your insurer is notified as soon as you become aware. This applies even if a claim has not yet been formally made.
Early notification is a key policy condition under most insurance arrangements and ensures your insurer is aware of the situation from the outset.
Notifying us of a claim
If you believe you need to notify insurers, please contact us immediately. Your policy documentation, issued at your most recent renewal confirms the Brown & Brown office responsible for managing your policies. By contacting that office at the earliest opportunity, we can ensure you are supported by one of our experienced claims advisers.
We will:
- Confirm whether the matter needs to be notified to insurers
- Advise you on the correct next steps
- Ensure notification is made in accordance with policy requirements
Why early contact matters
Failure to notify insurers promptly, or to follow the correct notification process, may prejudice your claim and could result in it being declined. For this reason, we strongly recommend speaking to us as soon as you become aware of any incident, loss or potential claim.
If in doubt, always contact your local broker office, we are here to guide you through the process and protect your position.
Report the Incident Promptly
Contents
Take Preventive Measures
Steps to Take Before Making a Claim
Review Your Policy
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Taking Photos and Videos: Capture clear images and videos of the damage from multiple angles.
Collecting Witness Statements: If there are any witnesses, obtain their contact information and statements.
Keeping Records: Maintain a record of all communications related to the incident, including emails and phone calls.
