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assigned risk

 
Dictionary: as·signed risk   (ə-sīnd')
 
n.

A poor risk that an insurance company is compelled to cover under state laws.


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In automobile insurance, a class of persons to whom insurance companies will not issue policies voluntarily, usually because their record of prior accidents has made them a high risk, and who therefore are assigned by state law to insurance companies and must pay higher rates.

 
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A danger or hazard of loss or injury that an insurer will not normally accept for coverage under a policy issued by the insurer, but that the insurance company is required by state law to offer protection against by participating in a pool of insurers who are also compelled to provide coverage.

 
 

 

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