What is the primary difference between a claims-made and occurrence form of a CGL policy

What is the primary difference between a claims-made and occurrence form of a CGL policy



a. The claims made form provides coverage only for events that take place during the policy period


b. The claims made policy provides coverage for claims first made during the policy period


c. The occurrence form provides coverage for claims that occur after the expiration of the policy using a tail


d. The occurrence form is issued with an aggregate limit and the claims made form is not



Answer: b. The claims made policy provides coverage for claims first made during the policy period

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