Determining if an appraisal is the right route for a claim is important because once an appraisal is set, it...
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Articles by Denise Johnson
“The head has been cut off the sinkhole monster,” said Curtis Hutchens, an in-house attorney for Florida’s Citizen’s Property Insurance...
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Evaluating additional insured and contractual indemnification tenders means asking what was promised by an insured to others and how the...
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Woodward, Okla., will soon have a new tornado warning system. Apache Corp, an oil and gas exploration and production company,...
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Billing disputes with restoration vendors often involve a common scenario – a water loss prompts an insured’s frantic call to...
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“Subpoena everything” when investigating and defending catastrophic injury claims, Calif.-based attorney James Kaminski said while speaking to adjusters at the...
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Threatening Storm Cloud on May 22, 2011 “I took this picture while standing on my back deck on Sunday evening,...
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If there is one thing that is the scourge of claims handlers, it is the allegation of bad faith. And...
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“Are you being numbered to death?” That’s the question raised by Ed Kent, a Calif.-based insurance defense and claims practices...
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There was a time not long ago when most everyone working in claims were men, but current statistics and leadership...
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