Claims

Ronald Velasquez discovered that when it comes to insurance claims, it's not always better late than never.

Walter Lewis, formerly an insurance adjuster for Nationwide, has been found guilty of stealing more than just office supplies from the company.

In a new report, Frost & Sullivan analyzes the current North American salvage parts aftermarket and elaborates about how insurers can save claim costs by looking beyond OEM parts.

A review of the questionable claims submitted to NICB during the first half of 2009 indicated a 13-percent increase compared to those received during the same time period in 2008.

Improving the claim adjustment process hinges on building a fully integrated bridge between the carrier's internal IT system and the independent adjusting firm's system.

Encouraging a son or daughter to take part in an activity is part of a parent's job, but one father may have taken it too far.

The Insurance Information Institute warns that many state-run property insurance plans are on "shaky ground." Exacerbating the problem are the credit crunch and prolonged economic downturn.

Financially desperate residents and scam artists may be committing more automobile insurance fraud to cash in on insurance money.