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Even though many claims involved shared liability, insurers assess comparative negligence in just 3 to 5 percent of claims. These tools, strategies can improve assessments and the bottom line.

Price is often a primary factor in purchasing as well as claims decisions, but does it override good sense?

That epic tightrope across the Grand Canyon underscores the incremental nature of claims success: taking one precise step at a time.

Insurers will be able to conduct more consistent investigations and achieve accurate claims outcomes by following some relatively simple steps.

The In-N-Out Burger phenomenon offers claims lessons in timeliness, quality, and even comparative negligence.

Prior attempts to fix Floridas broken system has failed, as many shortsighted solutions do not address the underlying problem of insurance fraud.

At the helm of FGCU's success is Andy Enfield, who brings entrepreneural lessons to the basketball court.

March Madness provides fundamental lessons to claims organizations about teamwork, coaching and perseverance.