The Chicken Never Knew What Hit It
Ken Brownlee
The truth is that the ill-fated chicken crossed the road for much the same reason that most loss occurs: because it failed to recognize the risk(s).
Ken Brownlee
The truth is that the ill-fated chicken crossed the road for much the same reason that most loss occurs: because it failed to recognize the risk(s).
Dr. Raymond Shelton
The day was beautiful, without a cloud in the sky. By mid-afternoon, however, the sky had darkened and forecasters talked about the possibility of late afternoon and evening thunderstorms.
Christina Bramlet
Each election year provides us with a reality check and a reminder that we all have choices and the power to effectuate change.
Eric Gilkey
Last month, a reader notified me in a clear and succinct way what he thought about one of our headlines: "You're an idiot," he wrote.
Eric Gilkey
What had most insurers nervous, however, was whether Gustav would cause the kind of residential and commercial damage sustained when Hurricane Katrina hit almost three years ago to the day.
Patrick Stevenson
The collapse of one of the world's insurance titans, the American International Group (AIG), has many people scrambling for answers.
Eric Gilkey
Several months ago, State Farm stopped considering a vehicle repair procedure on its estimates.
Staff Writer
Independent Automotive Damage Appraisers, known throughout the appraisal realm simply as IADA, is an association committed to implementing the latest technologies to continue to reduce the cost of vehicle repairs.
Christina Bramlet
Findings indicate that licensing at later ages would substantially reduce crashes involving teen drivers. The same conclusion has been reached in other countries.
Christina Bramlet
Drivers adorning their cars with jewel-encrusted dice, fluffy steering wheel covers, or other car accessories may want to reconsider their automotive decor.
Staff Writer
Whether the dearly departed was the weakest link or a strong performer, both departing workers share a common thread: an exit interview.
Tim Lynch
Adjusters face a significant problem when they encounter a claim where there exists a suspicion that the insured either contributed to the loss or has intentionally exaggerated the estimate of damages.
Paul Gross
As part of a special section this month, Claims worked with several contributors to put together a salvage report that will inform claim professionals of the opportunities and expectations related to this industry.