Courts increasingly regard social media as potentially dispositive evidence in litigation. Destruction of this information will amount to spoliation, monetary sanctions and the proverbial "kiss of death" for even experienced litigators.
Courts increasingly regard social media as potentially dispositive evidence in litigation. Destruction of this information will amount to spoliation, monetary sanctions and the proverbial "kiss of death" for even experienced litigators.
The concept of self-service is evolving as auto consumers, particularly those of the Gen Y era, desire more control and better access to the claims process, from FNOL to resolution.
Social media began to impact insurers in 2009 as pioneering companies used the networks to promote and protect their brands. Over the next several years, various surveys charted its growing use and sophistication
Social media began to impact insurers in 2009 as pioneering companies used the networks to promote and protect their brands. Over the next several years, various surveys charted its growing use and sophistication