A 1/8-inch crack in a pipe can spew up to 250 gallons of water a day, causing substantial damage to...
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Articles by Denise Johnson
“The intentional and unintentional inefficiencies in the claims process” is how David Tweedy, managing consultant with Albert Risk Management Consultants,...
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An amendment to the current leash law in Arizona could soon mean insured dogs will roam leash-free. If passed, SB...
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The Property Casualty Insurers Association of America (PCI) has developed into a lean, mean fighting machine, according to the organization’s...
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Florida lawmakers are hoping to rein in plaintiff attorneys’ attempts to trap insurance claims adjusters in bad faith situations. A...
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A Year in Review for the Workers’ Compensation Market The number of fatal work injuries increased in more than half...
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An examination under oath is one of the most useful tools available to insurers and when done right, can also...
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A recent Washington Supreme Court decision in a diminished value case against Farmers Insurance could lead to an increase in...
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Popping up in metro areas across the country, popular food trucks have triggered festivals, a reality show, even lawsuits. Food...
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Recent weather-related catastrophes have drawn attention to business interruption coverage where there is a need for thorough documentation of losses,...
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