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In today's property and casualty insurance environment, there is no shortage of experts to assist with investigating losses. Forensic firms can provide the industry with professionals who possess expansive experience and impressive credentials. But once youve sorted through the licenses and certifications, what else sets apart forensic investigation firms?

Haag's 4.09 Shingle Gauge and 1.12 Shingle Gauge have very similar names. They also look a lot alike. Both have a basic shape similar to a piano tuning fork, each with a central opening where users slide an asphalt composition shingle to estimate its thickness. However, just as the basic...

Which attorney is hired to defend a lawsuit has a substantial impact on the outcome of that lawsuit. The attorney must not only be knowledgeable about the subject area, the relevant law and the nuances of local jurisdictions, but must be able to do his or her job in a...

You hear it all the time attitudes about fraud are changing. And while that may be true for some, a recent Insurance Research Council survey found that 18 percent of respondents believe it is acceptable to pad a claim to make up for premiums paid in the past. And...

When faced with changing dynamics or imminent disruption, business executives tend to respond in one of three ways

Around the world the idea of using drones to gather data about our surroundings is literally taking off. The technology is being employed from agriculture to industrial inspections, and now the insurance industry is looking at the benefits and value of collecting information through the use of unmanned aircraft. Drone...

If you are looking for a talented independent adjusterlook no further than the National Association of Independent Insurance Adjusters.

The story for the insurance industry in 2015 and heading into 2016 is one of high capacity, according to Marsh's United States Insurance Market Report 2016. Here's a look at how capacity will shape four trends in the U.S. property & casualty market.