Claims

We explore the essential relationship between the claim professional and forensic expert, establishing five fundamental rules for adjusters in assigning work and managing costs within the claim process.

From an insurance perspective, it is likely that any coastal damage that is exacerbated by the discharge of oil will further complicate the coverage issues that arise.

By actively listening with empathy, challenging old models, and expressing a willingness to learn and implement a new skill set, insurers can move in the direction of a long-term, loyal customer base.

Although the term "complaint" has a negative connotation, an accurate gripe can actually be a good thing. If we have the willingness to listen, they can aid in our success by bringing harmful problems to light.

Certainly, we cannot address every aspect of what is currently happening in the subrogation arena in this article alone, but let's briefly discuss a particular concern that warrants awareness.

Understanding the restoration process in order to deliver better service after a fire.

NICB reports a 58-percent increase in QCs in Florida in the past year alone. The number of staged/deliberately caused accidents in Tampa has lept 290 percent.

New York's Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice announced that a sweep targeting county residents who steal undeserved workers' compensation and insurance benefits has resulted in the arrest of six people involved in fraud.