In many situations, it is the policyholder and not the insurer that is in the best position to protect itself from a âcompeting rightsâ claim situation. Indeed, it is the policyholder that made the decision to change its corporate status, sell a portion of its business or add other entities as additional insureds.
Symptoms of tension headaches include: 1  A constant headache that does not throb or pulse. 2  Tightness around your forehead that may feel like a vise grip.. 3  Aching pain at your temples or the back of your head and neck.
Tension-type headaches occur randomly and are often the result of temporary stress, anxiety, fatigue, or anger. Symptoms include soreness in your temples, a tightening band-like sensation around your head (a âvice-likeâ ache), a pulling feeling, pressure sensations, and contracting head and neck muscles. The headache begins in your forehead, temples, or the back of your head and neck.