Translation of "Versicherungsschaden" in English

That's an insurance case, isn't it? - Not with 0.8mg per mililitre it isn't.

Why do I get the feelin' there's a jeweler somewhere filing' an insurance claim today?

For the crane next door, finally your best friend has a real insurance case

As a rule, no insurance damage is assumed, in which a dog was identified as the cause.

Mr. Lenz is the sole ruler of his flourishing shipping company. He wants to collect from the fraudulent insurance claim, and make money smuggling cigarettes at the same time.

Just how much sushi-grade yellowtail has to be ruined by a power outage before I can file an insurance claim?

In this case the insurance only pays a percentage of the insurance damage in case of damage, meaning in our case you would receive 25.000 Euros if all of your valuables were stolen.

With inflation and exposure added, the total property loss if such an event occurred today could be well over 200 billion US-dollars and the insured loss would range between 30 to 60 billion US-dollars.

Insured losses, however, rose at the same time as a result of the flooding in May 2014.

We have been approved by the large insurance companies to make insured repairs.

Insurance companies look after risk analyses, administration of policies and handling of insured damage claims.

For insurance claims, we ensure that the damage event does not result in a loss.

Since using the BKMS® System we have not seen any insurance damages either.

Insurance damages alone were estimated at EUR 650-700 million.

Vic's name was Ed Nelson, 31 years old, an insurance-claim adjuster.

Since the fifties annual economic losses from natural catastrophes increased tenfold (MA 2005, 9).

Payouts to customers for weather-based insurance losses have risen by a factor of 15 in the past 30 years.

Of course, we do not know for sure that these risks will mean higher insured losses in the future.

Data presented by Roger Pielke in the Natural Hazards Review in February shows that actual insured losses caused by the most important hurricanes since 1900 followed a U-shaped curve.

The American Insurance Journal predicted that "catastrophe losses should be expected to double roughly every 10 years because of increases in construction costs, increases in the number of structures and changes in their characteristics."

Other operating expenses (+ 5.8%) increased due to project costs (offset by higher other operating income), franchise payments in UK Trains and insurance claims costs in UK Bus.

The insurance sector will likewise be affected by climate change if the number of insurance losses increases due to the growing frequency of extreme weather events.

Looking to the future, new technologies bring business benefits but also risks and claims.

Particularly the aspect of the task of monetary improvement in the operation of sprinkler installations involves the recognized problem that, in sprinkler installations, after many months after having been brought into operation, leakages in the couplings as the typical connections of transport means (3) in the form of metal pipes can sometimes occur, which ultimately leads to repair operations and insurance damage and thus a significant increase in costs within operation of sprinkler installations.