Market Insights

A GREAT variety of businesses face environmental exposures. Some are obvious; some are not. Agents and brokers can distinguish themselves from their competitors and prove their professionalism to their clients by identifying these exposures and

At the first meeting of the Task Force for Long-Term Solutions for Florida's Hurricane Insurance Market's first meeting, Steve Goldberg offered his views on the Florida market and the challenges

The latest methods to help insurers detect a scam--or even prevent one from taking place--partner claims know-how with investigative expertise, human instincts with technical capabilities, data mining w

Computer generated 3D animations are being used widely to demonstrate to jurors what an expert has determined occurred during an accident or crime.

It is difficult to begin evaluating trends in reconstruction and restoration without focusing immediately on the progress in New Orleans and the Gulf States.

As restoration professionals respond to higher standards from many of the nation's largest insurance companies, applied structural drying training has become a preferred technique.

The readers of this magazine are well aware of the financial toll that insurance crime exacts upon insurance companies and policyholders. You also are aware of the efforts by individual insurers, the

The original residents, Native Americans of the Iroquois Confederacy, called it Allatoona, the Cherokee word meaning, "the high lands of great worth." In the mid-1800s, the Pennsylvania Railroad