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Report all incidents immediately to Coalition, Inc. (if your firm has coverage with Coalition)
THE COVERAGE IS PROVIDED ON A "CLAIMS-MADE" AND REPORTED BASIS, AND APPLIES ONLY TO CLAIMS THAT ARE BOTH FIRST MADE AGAINST A FIRM AND REPORTED DURING THE POLICY PERIOD.
Coalition maintains a dedicated 24/7 incident response and claims team to help you quickly respond to an incident and attempt to prevent a claim before a loss occurs. Reporting a claim is free to you. Incidents include a social engineering or ransomware attempt; a data breach, such as disclosing personally identifiable information or third party corporate information to the wrong person; and a privacy breach, such as failure to comply with your firm’s privacy policy or privacy legislation, or any other security or privacy breach. Your cyber policy provides a summary of your coverage. Even if your incident was a “near miss” or you think that it was brought about by a weakness in another party’s network, you need to report so Coalition’s security team can ensure you have no remaining risk.
An incident can be reported by telephone, on-line chat, or email. Your policy number is C-4MF3-168307-CYBER-2025. Please also advise that you are part of the “BC Lawyers Program”. After the initial triage stage, the services provided by Coalition will expand, as appropriate, to include forensics and incident response costs, notification and credit monitoring costs, a breach coach or privacy lawyer (2 hours free) to advise on regulatory compliance, data restoration costs, network interruption costs, ransomware hacking and negotiation support, and more. These services are also at no additional cost and do not require payment of a deductible. If you need more than 2 hours with the privacy lawyer, or other covered services outside of those provided by Coalition, Coalition will discuss your deductible with you before you need to pay anything.
Email: claims@coalitioninc.ca
On-line chat: Coalition – Cyber Risk, Solved.
Toll-free phone: 1.833.866.1337
Reporting to other insurers
If you have other insurance that might respond to the claim, you will need to notify that insurer separately. Contact your broker to make the report.