Loss Adjustment Expenses

Definition

  • Any expenses accrued while in the process of investigating and settling insurance claims.

Synonyms
claim adjustment expenses, insurance claim adjustment expenses, adjustment expenses

Acronyms
LAE

Related Terms and Acronyms

  • Claims Adjuster — Definition,
    • An individual who ascertains the insurer's liability after an insurance claim has been made.
  • Fake Claim — Definition,
    • An insurance claim made fraudulently.
  • Insurance Claim — Definition,
    • An application for benefits made by an insurance policyholder after an insured event.
  • Insurance Proceeds — Definition,
    • The benefits received by an individual after a claim has been verified.
  • Loss Ratio — Definition,
    • A method of comparing an insurer's losses to premiums earned in a specific period of time.
  • Loss Reserve — Definition,
    • A reserve of money and liquid assets set aside by an insurer for the payment of claims that have been submitted but have yet to be paid out.
  • Losses Incurred — Definition,
    • The total net losses of an entity in a year.
  • Unallocated Loss Adjustment Expense (ULAE) — Acronym,
    • Underwriting Income — Definition,
      • The income earned by an insurer from underwriting in a certain amount of time.
    • Unfair Claims Practice — Definition,
      • The act of an insurance company avoiding or reducing valid insurance claims.
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