Glossary

The federal Telephone Consumer Protection Act of 1991 prohibited the sending of unsolicited advertisements to a fax machine.

Temporary partial disability is a workers compensation disability level in which the injured worker is temporarily precluded from performing a certain set of job skills but can still work at a reduced level.

In builders risk insurance, a temporary storage location describes a place where materials and equipment that are to be incorporated into a covered construction project are stored prior to being delivered to a jobsite.

Temporary total disability is one of the four divisions of disability compensable under workers compensation.

Tenants and neighbors liability is a coverage that applies in countries (such as France) where the Napoleonic Code exists and is often written subject to a specified sublimit.

Tender offer defense expense is a type of insurance that pays the expenses incurred by a publicly held company in combating a tender offer made by another company seeking to acquire it.

A tender of defense is the act in which one party places its defense and all costs associated with said defense with another due to a contract or other agreement.

Terminal Coverage (IH 00 72) covers damage to vehicles garaged or stored at a common location sometimes included in a property insurance policy or inland marine floater.

A terminal dividend is an additional dividend that is paid to the policyholder when a life insurance policy is terminated.

A terminal operator is the term used to describe the operator of a commercial wharf when the wharf is located in a larger terminal facility that is under common management.