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To add a court case, click  and then go through the following steps:

 

§  Select the Case Type (Recovery or Claim);

§  Select the Claim Number. Claims can be defined through Claims Entry page;

§  Accordingly, the Policy Number, Branch, Insurance Class, Policy Type and Business Type will be automatically retrieved by the system;

§  The Exchange Rate will be retrieved by the system. Notice that the exchange rate consists of two fields; the currency and exchange rate. However, you may change the Currency. Accordingly, the system will retrieve the exchange rate for the selected currency;

§  The Case Date will be set to the date of entry. However, you may change it if you want;

§  Enter the Court Notification Date

§  Enter the Internal Notification Date

§  Select the Claimant Name;

§  Enter the Lawyer Name;

§  If the lawyer is customer, check the Is Customer checkbox so you can select the Lawyer Name from the predefined list;

§  Enter the Lawyer File Number;

§  Enter the Third Party Lawyer;

§  Select the Court Name from a list of court names that were previously defined through the Codes page;

§  Select the Court Degree (Court of First, Court of Appeal or Court Cassation);

§  Enter the Court Reference;

§  Select the Status of the court case (Open or Closed);

§  Select the Result (Won or Lost);

§  The Case Number/Year consists of two fields. In the first field enter the case number. The second field will be set to the year of entry;

§  If the court case you are entering is originally related to a previous court case then you need to select the Original Court Reference from a list of previously defined court cases;

§  Enter the Case Amount;

§  The Status Date will be set to the entry date of the court case.

§  The Case Amount in Local Currency will be displayed upon saving the court case;

§  The Loss Type will be displayed upon saving the court case;

§  Enter the Verdict Amount;

§  The Verdict Amount in Local Currency will be displayed upon saving the court case;

§  Enter any necessary Notes;

§  Click  to save your work.

 


 

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