that occurred on October 2, 1985. The insurer was notified of the claim on August 7, 1986. The defendant doctor was covered by a claims-made liability policy with effective dates of January 31, 1985, through January 31, 1986. The policy, however, was canceled by the insurer on November 10, 1985. So, while the alleged act of malpractice occurred within the policy period, suit was filed outside of that period. The court, in reviewing the policy language, found it clear and unambiguous. Pursuant to the policy, the insurer's liability was restricted "to those claims occurring and first made during the policy period." Id. at 6; 1359. Nevertheless, the court did not end its inquiry there. In evaluating the public policy aspect of the claims-made policy, the Hedgepeth court, relyingcitizen as well as the development of a European identity seem rather far to be achieved, as showed by the results of anti-Euro/anti-EU parties at the last elections for the UE Parliament in the 2014 as well as in the more recent national and local elections in various EU countries. Indeed, the development of a European identity should be a key element in order to overcome cultural, economic, social, political, linguistic, and religious barriers between EU nations that historically have determined conflicts and wars. As stated by [@B23], who invokes "unity in diversity," the unique variety of landscapes in Europe -- reflecting a common geography, history and culture -- may be useful to strengthen the European identity, as a way for stressing common characteristics but respecting differences among