Glossary

Technology errors and omissions (tech E&O) insurance is a type of insurance designed to cover providers of technology services or products.

Telecommunting involves allowing employees to work from a location other than the employer's premises, such as their homes, on a full-time or part-time basis. Now more commonly referred to as teleworking or simply working from home.

Telemedicine involves the transfer and use of medical information via electronic communications media.

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.