Mercury Insurance’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU), founded in 1978, is the company’s first line of defense against fraudulent insurance claims,...
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Magazines
All plumbers worth their salt have heard that paste flux, used in soldering, causes pinhole leaks in copper pipe. While...
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Today’s crash forensics field is a high-tech industry with near-perfect accuracy capabilities. So why aren’t adjusters and insurers tapping into...
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Claims Journal magazine is pleased to announce the following members of its newly established editorial board: Steven Plitt, Ken Levine,...
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Manufacturers of products and providers of services can be held liable for injury, damage or economic loss suffered by a...
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Top 10 Risks to Watch Lawsuits filed today are a good indicator of tomorrow’s liability claims. Though there is a...
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The previous year saw a number of important cases interpreting and developing the application of the attorney-client privilege and the...
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Placing the value on bodily injury claims is inherently speculative. To remove some of the guess work from ascertaining a...
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But Can They Settle the Weather in 2013? Insured losses in the United States in 2012 totaled $58 billion –...
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The U.S. Chamber Institute for Legal Reform’s (ILR) survey of the most ridiculous lawsuits of 2012: Intoxicated Florida driver pleads...
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