No Pain, No Gain
Ken Brownlee
Last month your resident image-smasher took a look at the bane of all auto claim adjusters, the low impact soft tissue (LIST) claim.
Ken Brownlee
Last month your resident image-smasher took a look at the bane of all auto claim adjusters, the low impact soft tissue (LIST) claim.
staff Writer
One starts to wonder about the collective intelligence when the 20-year-old Oldsmobile Cutlass starts showing up as the top car stolen in some states.
Eric Gilkey
This year's third quarter U.S. property/casualty insurance losses are expected to drop 98 percent from last year's record amount of $48 billion.
Derrick Amato
The world of workers' compensation case management has not changed in design in more than a decade.
Eric Gilkey
It's no secret that fraud in the property/casualty realm is a rampant problem.
Eric Gilkey
We last spoke with Dr. Steve Smith midway through the 2006 hurricane season three months ago, where he reassessed weather predictions and stated that the season would turn out to be an average one.
Eric Gilkey
Keeping track of mileage, transportation, and accommodation business costs can be a full-time job for field adjusters.
staff Writer
No, this bus isn't an "after" photo from an episode of MTV's Pimp My Ride. Rather, it's the newest tool from Farmers Insurance Group to help policyholders settle their claims more quickly.
Eric Gilkey
The company's recently released statistics show that its policyholders were involved in 192,877 deer-related collisions from July 1, 2005 through June 30, 2006.
Staff Writer
Recently, an insurance publication bestowed the honor of Risk Manager of the Year on Deborah Griffith, risk manager of the Boy Scouts of America (BSA) near Dallas, Texas.
David D. Thamann
There has been a large increase in the amount of questions received recently by FC&S concerning the damage to property and work exclusions on the commercial general liability coverage form.
Daniel S. Parsley
Old habits are hard to break, particularly in the insurance industry. But when old habits are negatively affecting the bottom line, many companies welcome change.
Elliot L. Stern
Perhaps due to the popularity of television shows that feature forensic medical doctors, archeologists, and scientists solving murder cases, the term forensic seems to have been inaccurately associated with death.
staff Writer
Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney signed insolvency fund reform legislation that will create "a high-net-worth exclusion."
staff Writer
The law firm Gravely & Pearson filed the suits against Allstate Texas Lloyds, accusing the company of underpaying 400 policyholders in San Antonio.
staff Writer
Two officials are pushing for legislative action that would protect New York from a major catastrophe.
Phil Schreiner
What's wrong with tradition? Nothing, unless following traditional practices and procedures are ultimately costing your insurance companies big money.