Public Sector Risk

Fighting long-held misperceptions poses an opportunity to stem fraud

Claims experience informs both underwriting strategies and the perspectives of potential clients.

Claims experience informs both underwriting strategies and the perspectives of potential clients.

I don't remember my economics professor's name from that 1962 class, but I sure remember the textbook, even though I traded it for a different one the next semester: Economics: An Introductory Analysis, by Nobel Prize-winning economist, Paul Samuelson.

Frequently, claims managers, supervisors, adjusters or attorneys picked up a new claims file and question why a claimant acted in a certain manner. When working a claim, it is generally taken at face value. The facts are as they are in the file, unless some surprises turn up later.

Brokers have an opportunity to communicate the benefits of Accident & Disability policies