Lost & Found: The Recovery of Stolen Art As long as art and artifacts have been viewed as precious, beautiful and valuable, there have been people willing to... Read More
What Causes Wildfires? People, Brush and More Spring’s not even over and already wildfires have raged in California, New Mexico and Oregon this year. A bulletin issued... Read More
The Emerging Hail Risk: What The Hail Is Going On? The number of reported claims involving hail damage to residential and commercial roofing products has increased dramatically over the past... Read More
Improved Forecasting of Wildfires Researchers are hoping that a new computer modeling technique will provide better daily predictions of wildfire growth. Scientists at the... Read More
Questions to Ask in Cases Involving Leases, Rental Agreements and Other Contracts In many subrogation cases, the recovery specialist is confronted with one or more “writings,” including a lease, rental agreement or... Read More
Traditional Insurance Products and Cyber Fraud Claims The recent data breach incident involving Target Corp. highlights the exposure that companies, and their officers and directors, have in... Read More
The Rising Score of Youth Sports Head Injury Claims Last year, the NFL agreed to settle a concussion lawsuit filed by former players for $914 million. As concussion-related lawsuits... Read More
To Judicial ‘Hellholes’ and Back California isn’t just a warm place to live, which is often the case even in winter, but it turns out... Read More
Drones on the Horizon Use of Unmanned Aircraft Raises Privacy and Personal Injury Issues Will the skies soon be full of drones? It’s something... Read More
Incident Site Management: The Importance of Managing and Documenting an Incident Scene When accidents happen, on a small scale such as a low-speed collision or on a larger scale such as an... Read More