Investigative & Forensics

A claim presented for coverage will be viewed differently under a claims-made policy vs. under an occurrence policy.

What happens when an insured decides to move from a claims-made policy to an occurrence-based policy, or vice versa?

A probe of Fidelity National Financial uncovered both verbal and written no-poach deals.

Both cases involve YouTube channels, where the alleged fraudsters aired videos of the accidents and other incidents.

According to a recent survey, approximately 15-20% of drivers in the United States currently use dashcams.

Even though the term "occurrence" is defined, disagreement over its meaning has led to conflicts between insurers and insureds; often resulting in litigation.

SIU expert Rich Wickliffe shared some of the more interesting claims he's investigated at the recent ALM Complex Claims & Litigation Forum.

Missing compliance deadlines or failing to catch inaccurate or expired licenses has numerous costs for insurers.