Coverage Terms
Territory Clause
A policy provision defining the geographic area within which covered legal services must be performed or claims must arise for coverage to apply. Most legal malpractice policies cover services performed anywhere in the United States and its territories, but some policies restrict coverage to states where the attorney is licensed. Attorneys practicing across state lines, handling matters in foreign jurisdictions, or providing cross-border advice should verify their policy's territory clause matches their actual practice scope.
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