The CommonsOpen · versioned · CC BY 4.0

Australian policy wordings, in the open.

Eight financial-lines wordings, drafted from first principles against the Insurance Contracts Act 1984 (Cth). Read them, adapt them under CC BY 4.0, and suggest changes. Every wording here is a working draft, subject to legal review.

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The wordings8 · all draft
Wording partnersIndependent firms · wording & claims work

Firms that work with the Commons.

Adopting an open wording still means engaging your own lawyers — to review it against your appetite and capacity terms, endorse it for your book, and act when a claim comes in. A panel of independent Australian insurance law firms is familiar with the Commons library and available to be engaged directly for wording review and claims work on Commons-based policies. Firm names will be published here as each listing is confirmed.

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National financial-lines practice
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National financial-lines practice
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Specialist insurance practice
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National financial-lines practice
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National financial-lines practice
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Global insurance practice

Listing is not endorsement. Wording partners listed here do not endorse, approve, or stand behind any Commons wording, and no firm has reviewed or signed off any draft in this library unless a review letter from that firm says so. Panel firms have indicated they are happy to work with Commons wordings for their own clients, on their own terms and at their own rates. Each firm acts only for the clients that engage it; nothing here creates a lawyer–client relationship, and Cuttleflow receives no fee for these listings.

How a change happens

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Say something

Comment on the wording page, or raise an issue in the repository. Both are public and both are read.

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Or edit the words yourself

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Review, then release

Nothing published changes on its own. A change is merged after review and Wording Partner sign-off, then tagged as a new version.