Insurance claims adjudication

A property and casualty insurerInsurance

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Give it a title and a line about what it is about. You then write the prompt, the ideal response and the rubric in the editor. Finish it within 3 days.

Pay per task: US$150
Time to finish a task: 3 days
Ended: 21 Aug 2026
Status: Closed

Claims files where the model must decide cover, quantify the payout and explain the reasons in a letter the policyholder would understand.

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Attach the policy wording and the claim documents. The decision must follow from the wording, not from general knowledge.

The ideal response states the decision, the clause it rests on, the amount, and a plain-English letter.

Ideas to get you started. Take one, change it, or write something else entirely. Storm damage with a maintenance exclusion in play. A business-interruption claim after a supplier fire. Theft with a forced-entry condition. Subsidence and a pre-existing-damage argument. A motor claim with a disputed named-driver condition.

A worked example

A task the client would approve. Yours should be this complete.

Prompt

Attached: a home insurance policy and a claim for water damage discovered eleven weeks after a pipe burst during the policyholder's absence. Decide cover, quantify, and draft the letter.

Ideal response

The claim is partly covered. The escape-of-water peril applies, but the unoccupancy condition (clause 6.2) reduces cover after 60 days…

RubricWeight

Decision follows from the policy wording40%
Amount is correctly calculated30%
Letter is plain and complete30%

Weights add up to 100.

Title

What the task tests, in one line.

What it is about

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