Misjudgment at the Top
Ken Brownlee
A look at National Underwriter's Dec. 31, 2007, "Top 10 Insurance Stories" reveals two stories that are positive, one or two that are neutral, and the rest that are negative.
Ken Brownlee
A look at National Underwriter's Dec. 31, 2007, "Top 10 Insurance Stories" reveals two stories that are positive, one or two that are neutral, and the rest that are negative.
Eric Gilkey
The National Oceanic Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) has put the final touches on a system designed to alert U.S. territories when a tsunami strike is imminent.
Staff Writer
Hollywood's recent writers' strike left television networks desperate for ideas to fill hours of programming.
Eric Gilkey
Auto information provider company Carfax is reporting that salvaged vehicles are still making their way into driveways at an increased rate.
Eric Gilkey
Hear what I.I.I. President Robert Hartwig has to say in response to the CFA's J. Robert Hunter's March interview in Claims.
Michael Houts
The Property Loss Research Bureau and the Liability Insurance Research Bureau is gearing up for another year at the annual Claims Conference, which is being held in Boston.
Staff Writer
The most important -- and often toughest -- part of an adjuster's job is determining coverage.
Eric Gilkey
Research and consulting firm Celent has published its second edition of a report that examines how insurers are implementing effective technology into their daily operations.
Eric Gilkey
Famed attorney Richard "Dickie" Scruggs dodged criminal contempt charges last month that stemmed from Hurricane Katrina litigation.
David D. Thamann
Most people know the "joys" of commuting to work every day: high gasoline prices, traffic jams, pollution from auto exhaust, parking hassles, to name just a few.
Patrick J. Moffett
Those in the restoration industry are taught in water-damage restoration schools that soaked building materials are brought to this state by a leak or a flood.
Staff Writer
The Louisiana Property and Casualty Insurance Commission held a meeting earlier this year.
Staff Writer
South Dakota has seen the introduction of a bill that would institute certification provisions concerning the use of replacement auto parts after a vehicle has been involved in an accident.
Staff Writer
The Northwest Automotive Trades Association (NATA) recently conducted a survey of auto collision repair shops across the state of Oregon for the third year in a row.
Mamoon Alyah
Over the years, I have worked on identifying the origin and cause of damage to electrical and electronic equipment and systems.
Rob Gelb
Employers, claim payers and workers' compensation care management organizations continue to be challenged to provide solutions for rapidly escalating workers' compensation medical costs.
Greg Horn
The auto insurance business environment is changing rapidly, a fact that the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.) supports with some telling numbers.
C.j. Haddick
Insurers unaware of their rights when defending against bad-faith claims risk exploitation by plaintiffs who are motivated by the possibility of a large settlement.
Paul Swank
While reviewing a group of professional liability claim files, I found it necessary to discuss the nature of the exposure and the relativity of the pending case reserves with a seasoned adjuster.
Phil Schreiner
With the writers' strike (barely) over, a lot of us have spent more time reading or watching cable.