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Denial Playbook

Converting Denial to Partial Approval

When outright reversal isn't available, partial approval often is. Identifying the covered components of what was denied, and submitting them as a separable scope, can produce meaningful recovery.

When conversion applies

  • Denial based on one specific exclusion
  • Multiple-peril event with covered components
  • Portion of scope clearly covered even if other portion disputed
  • Secondary damage from covered peril

Identifying covered components

Event with mixed causes

  • Wind + flood: wind portion typically covered
  • Fire + smoke: both covered under fire
  • Water + mold: water covered, mold sublimited

Scope with mixed coverage

  • Structural damage covered; cosmetic not
  • Policy-limit-exceeded excluded; within-limit covered
  • Some items scheduled / some not

Timeline-separated damages

  • Pre-loss deterioration excluded
  • Current-event damage covered
  • Separate the two

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Submission strategy

Reframe the scope

  • Separate covered from disputed
  • Submit covered portion specifically
  • Preserve disputed portion for continued negotiation

Request partial payment

  • Specific amount supportable
  • Policy language citation
  • Evidence support

Continue negotiation on remaining scope

  • Don't release full claim
  • Preserve rights to dispute remainder
  • Use partial payment to fund continued work

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