Insurance Policy Clauses That Trigger Claim Denials
Policyholders and claimants often unknowingly rely on insurance policies containing specific clauses that insurers use to reject claims. Someone built a tool to flag these clause patterns in advance, suggesting a broader unmet need for proactively identifying claim-denial risk buried in policy language.
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