Total Recall
Bud Trice
In an age when distribution networks and supply sources are becoming more global, manufacturers must rely on outside providers to supply high-quality components or ingredients.
Bud Trice
In an age when distribution networks and supply sources are becoming more global, manufacturers must rely on outside providers to supply high-quality components or ingredients.
Jay W. Brown
In the wake of Hurricanes Katrina and Rita, vexing questions regarding business-interruption losses emerged that were encountered infrequently in Texas and Louisiana before the storms.
James East
There was a time when cars were only about getting from one place to another.
Michael A. Lucarini
Anyone with an ounce of sales resistance will recoil from promises of a product that is "new and improved" because experience teaches that even if the former is true, the latter may not be.
Staff Writer
Palisades has been ranked the number one auto insurer in New Jersey for the third year in a row.
Staff Writer
The Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (MCCA) is lowering an assessment rate paid by insurers that covers unlimited lifetime medical costs for victims injured in auto accidents by 10 percent.
Staff Writer
Indiana residents experienced more property damage than any other state last year, due largely to the fact that no severe tropical storms or hurricanes affected coastal regions.
Staff Writer
Health information technology provider, Ingenix, recently launched a new workers' compensation e-billing software program.
Staff Writer
Online dispute resolution company Cybersettle has recently introduced Cybersettle 6.0.
Staff Writer
Building cost data and estimating technology provider to the property insurance industry, MSB, has recently unveiled a new software upgrade.
Staff Writer
Sapiens International recently introduced Sapiens Insight for Reinsurance version 3.5.
Staff Writer
Travelers has recently announced that OHSA Recordkeeping will now be a part of their Risk Management Information System, e-CARMA.
Glenn Gibson
For years, insurers have been the target of bad-faith legal actions and judgments.
David J. Rioux
Editor's note: Last month, David Rioux outlined various initiatives brought together by certain fraud-fighting associations that were striving to increase the awareness of the fraud crisis.
Jon McNeill
Can you name a coverage that represents $25B-$30B in annual claim payouts, represents more than 90 percent of an average nine-month claim cycle time, yet has seen little-to-no investment in technology and innovation?
Phil Schreiner
I was talking with an adjuster friend the other day who was lamenting that "his life was in the toilet."
Eric Gilkey
The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) released its annual "Hot Spots" report on auto theft last month.
Eric Gilkey
Several insurers have finalized settlements with claimants over disputed homeowner losses stemming from Hurricane Katrina.
Staff Writer
The quarter's costliest event occurred in early March, when tornadoes raked areas of Alabama and Georgia.
Staff Writer
Driven by an annual fraud loss of $30 billion, the nation's property and casualty insurance companies are taking aggressive action based on a two-year, industry-wide review of their fraud fighting efforts.
Staff Writer
Using infrared thermography is an effective way for claim adjusters to non-destructively evaluate buildings, especially in water-loss cases.
Eric Gilkey
Predicting hurricanes and tropical storms isn't an exact science, as illustrated by the 2006 storm season.
Eric Gilkey
Travelers' new Claim University aims to keep the company's property and casualty adjusters in top mental form.
Eric Gilkey
Ask insurance special investigation units and claim adjusters what they consider to be the most entertaining type of fraud to investigate, and workers' compensation fraud will likely top the list.
Staff Writer
Claim professionals--like most business people--are drowning in a tsunami of e-mail.
Kelly Maheu
In March, Menu Foods recalled dog and cat foods produced at two of its facilities and sold under a number of different brand names.
Ken Brownlee
Editor's Note: The Iconoclast suggests that Tom Friedman's The World is Flat should be mandatory reading for all of us, as it tells us how our 21st Century world might look.