You’re a claims manager for an insurance company, or counsel for an insurer. An insured is being sued, and they’ve...
Monthly Archives: <span>April 2014</span>
On Feb. 12, 2014, the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Ky., experienced the unthinkable. A sinkhole measuring 40 feet...
Combined Claims Conference Video Highlights The Dos and Don’ts of Claim File Documentation In a video interview with Claims Journal...
In the immediate aftermath of hurricanes, floods and other disasters, it’s not uncommon for people to turn out in large...
Researchers are hoping that a new computer modeling technique will provide better daily predictions of wildfire growth. Scientists at the...
As I review cases to supplement my various publications I come across some cases that I would characterize as being...
An estimated 25,900 residential building electrical fires were reported to fire departments within the United States each year between 2009...
The number of reported claims involving hail damage to residential and commercial roofing products has increased dramatically over the past...
Hurricane season starts in a few weeks. As the claims community prepares for the uncertain months ahead, many carriers may...
It’s easy to identify some claims – like spinal injuries — that are going to carry high costs. What’s hard...