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A look at some important ways YouTube and social media can help insurers seeking recovery around property-damage and product-defect claims.

We give you all the information you need and the questions to ask in order to legally, ethically, and effectively conduct insurance claim and fraud investigations through social media sites.

As Facebook and other sites expand their applications, those involved in the handling of claims and cases must be properly prepared to gain access to this vast library of individualized information for use in an evidential setting.

SIU investigators, attorneys, and data analysts can gain enormous insight into a claim by questioning insureds about their social networking use.

Increasingly claims professionals and attorneys (among others) are turning to social media to conduct research for their investigations.

With the nation's legislative landscape dominated by health care reform and relatively stable workers' compensation rates in 2010, workers' compensation fell off the radar screen.

Claims Magazine spoke with Attorney Deborah A. Lujan to learn about what can and can't be used in court when it comes to social networking.

The independent agency system is showing signs of continued stabilization in numbers