Blankenbaker Joins CRDN
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The Certified Restoration Dryclean-ing Network has named Myron Blankenbaker vice president of business development.
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The Certified Restoration Dryclean-ing Network has named Myron Blankenbaker vice president of business development.
David Groth
David Groth handles subrogation and recovery claims in the Eastern United States for the law firm of Cozen O'Connor. Here are his top 10 tips for presenting the best case to a jury.
Bruce Hillman, JD
In the January 2006 edition of Claims Queue we asked you to provide some answers to the kind of claim questions we get at FC&S. Some of you accepted the challenge and stepped up to the chalkboard.
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Risk managers, especially those interested in continuing education, can't say that there is nothing new under the sun.
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Asbestos legislation has been stuck in a congressional black hole since early last year when the Fairness in Asbestos Injury Resolution Act was presented to the House of Representatives.
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Insurance groups already are mapping their strategies for 2007, the year in which the Terrorism Risk Insurance Act again is set to expire.
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The majority of people killed in teen driver crashes are people other than the teen driver themselves, according to an analysis of a decade of crash data by the AAA Foundation for Traffic Safety.
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Driving while talking on a cell phone is universally accepted as a dangerous activity. But how dangerous is it?
Eric Gilkey
When a conference has been around as long as PLRB/ILRB has been, it is easy to imagine that it might fall into a rut and become stale.
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Pleasing 100 percent of the people 100 percent of the time is impossible, the saying goes, and if anybody can verify the certainty of that statement, it's adjusters.
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A $1 million fine against Farmers Insurance Group has been levied by the California Department of Insurance following settlement negotiations over how the company handled consumer claims.
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The environment isn't the only thing benefiting from the development of hybrid cars.
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Homeowners' insurers have settled nearly 70 percent of claims from Hurricane Katrina in Louisiana and Mississippi, according to the Insurance Information Institute (I.I.I.).
Ken Brownlee
We in the claim business are going to be encountering an increasingly diverse cultural mix of insureds and claimants.
Dale Miller
A study of more than 900 mold remediation and water mitigation claims showed that the median estimated cost of a mold remediation project was approximately $8,000.
Wayne M. Wudyka
Hurricane Katrina. These two words name an event that has had a lasting effect on countless lives.
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Selective Insurance Group, a claim and risk management services company, has promoted David Richmond from claims liability analyst to assistant vice president, corporate claims manager.
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CompuWeather, a meteorological consulting firm for the insurance industry, has created Hurricane Katrina and Rita wind map sets with ZIP codes.
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Risk management company Guy Carpenter's advanced modeling unit, Instrat, has produced "Tropical Cyclone Review of 2005."
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The New York State Insurance Department has published its 2005 Annual Ranking of Automobile Insurance Complaints.
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The Ward Group, an insurance industry consulting firm, has launched a new benchmarking program for claim operations.
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The Chartered Property Casualty Underwriter Society, a professional organization that promotes ethical behavior and continuing education, has released its eJournal.
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Crawford & Company, an independent provider of claim management services, has combined its risk management and health-care management divisions to form Crawford Integrated Services.
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Paul Davis Restoration has launched a new toll-free phone number for those making a claim or reporting a loss.
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James Lee Witt, former FEMA director, and James Loy, former deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Homeland Security, have formed ProtectingCalifornia.org.
Carrie Sturts Dossick
Gaining control immediately after a course-of-construction loss is the key to an effective and equitable adjustment.
Kathleen J. Robison, William C. Stewart, Jr.
Since claim departments are the subject of numerous audits each year, the process may become routine.