And They Call the Wind "Moriah"
Ken Brownlee
At a condo association meeting, I was surprised to learn that the only insurer willing to write the property insurance was the state insurer.
Ken Brownlee
At a condo association meeting, I was surprised to learn that the only insurer willing to write the property insurance was the state insurer.
Staff Writer
As kids, long before becoming risk managers or claim adjusters, we fantasized about becoming someone else when we grew up--a fireman, astronaut, or even an NFL quarterback.
Michael Houts
The annual RIMS conference kicks off on Sunday with a number of special events.
Staff Writer
The National Underwriter Company along with Claims Magazine has busily been preparing this year's program for the ACE America's Claim Event conference.
Eric Gilkey
A litigation update from the law firm of Wood Smith Henning & Berman (WSHB) said that mold bodily injury claims won't turn into the "new asbestos" any time soon.
Eric Gilkey
Springtime is upon us, and with the season comes another annual rite: young squid throttling up their crotch rockets on the big slab, avoiding Clydes and road gators, but many times doing so with no skid lid.
Eric Gilkey
Golden Arches. A Bitten Apple. The Swoosh. These words conjure up corporate logos that immediately connect consumers to McDonalds, Apple, and Nike.
Eric Gilkey
Whether it's talking on a cell phone, applying makeup, or inhaling a meal while on the go, drivers and their distractions are increasing in number and frequency.
Eric Gilkey
The National Association of Insurance Commissioners released an updated model law several weeks ago that would require all independent claim adjusters to obtain a state-based license before they could begin working.
Staff Writer
A report from the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud concludes that state fraud bureaus have been successful in combating insurance fraud, but there is still room for improvement.
Peter R. Thom
When a claim representative suspects tire failure as a factor in an automobile accident, he may call on an automotive expert.
David D. Thamann
If an employee is injured during the course of employment, that employee, in most circumstances, will receive scheduled workers' compensation benefits.
Erika Rosenfeld
The eye of that storm is directly over the state of Mississippi, and it has knocked a critical clause in the standard homeowners' policy right off its foundation.
Staff Writer
A recent traffic study in Philadelphia revealed that longer yellow lights and intersection cameras are effective in keeping drivers from running red traffic lights.
Staff Writer
House Bill 6065 aims to abolish the condition that anyone who suspects an unfair claim settlement practice has to prove that the practice is carried out with regular occurrence.
Staff Writer
According to Arkansas Insurance Commissioner Julie Benafield Bowman, an alleged auto insurance fraud ringleader recently turned himself in to the Little Rock police.
Staff Writer
Web-based case management tools provider Customer Expressions has launched a new web site to promote its I-Sight Investigation software.
Staff Writer
Integrated employment-related injury services provider Concentra now has a predictive modeling "scoring method" that aims to rapidly identify those workers' compensation cases that could potentially become high-cost claims.
Staff Writer
SceneAccess, developed by Scene Genesis, links to a network of preferred auto body repair shops electronically.
Staff Writer
Infoglide Software's Identity Resolution Engine resolves identities and finds hidden relationships.
Staff Writer
Heavy rainfall from tropical storms can result in property losses up to $1 billion and considerable fatalities from drowning or landslides.
Robert Regis Hyle
While claim adjusters quietly are going about their business, insurers are using predictive modeling schemes and rules-based technology behind the scenes.
Phil Schreiner
Justifiably billed as the largest and most comprehensive, this year's event held last month in Orlando, lived up to the PLRB's established reputation.