A patient was treated as an outpatient at a medical clinic and prescribed a sulfa drug. The patient is allergic to sulfa drugs, which was documented in the patient's medical record. However, the medical records technician did not transcribe the allergy note into the computerized patient record. On discharge from the facility, the nurse failed to check the patient's written medical record. In addition, the pharmacist who dispensed the drug did not note the allergy.

After taking one dose of the sulfa drug, the patient had a severe allergic reaction that ultimately led to her death. The patient's family sued the pharmacist and the medical clinic for the negligence of the nurse and the medical records technician.

1. If the claim against the medical records technician was made after she left the clinic's employ, did the clinic's occurrence-basis liability insurance provide coverage to defend her?