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Judgment & ambiguity · Calibrating confidence

You're advising a client on whether their current coverage is adequate for a risk they're worried about, but the policy language is ambiguous on whether that exact scenario is covered. They want a yes-or-no answer. How do you respond?

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You're advising a client on whether their current coverage is adequate for a risk they're worried about, but the policy language is ambiguous on whether that exact scenario is covered. They want a yes-or-no answer. How do you respond?

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