Magazines

Mercury Insurance’s Special Investigations Unit (SIU), founded in 1978, is the company’s first line of defense against fraudulent insurance claims,... Read More

All plumbers worth their salt have heard that paste flux, used in soldering, causes pinhole leaks in copper pipe. While... Read More

Today’s crash forensics field is a high-tech industry with near-perfect accuracy capabilities. So why aren’t adjusters and insurers tapping into... Read More

Claims Journal magazine is pleased to announce the following members of its newly established editorial board: Steven Plitt, Ken Levine,... Read More

Manufacturers of products and providers of services can be held liable for injury, damage or economic loss suffered by a... Read More

Coverage questions arise in automobile liability where family members, as additional insureds, are living apart from the household of the... Read More

An estimated 4,609 fatal work injuries were recorded in the United States in 2011, down from the 4,690 fatal work... Read More

Alternative dispute resolution (ADR) is playing an increasingly frequent and important role in claims adjusting. The majority of an adjuster’s... Read More

Swoop and squat, drive-down and panic stop are examples of staged auto accidents, according to Frank Scafidi, director of public... Read More

The cost of homeowners insurance claims has been rising rapidly because of the combined effects of rising claim severity and... Read More