Hurricane Ophelia weakened on Friday morning as the storm began to meander slowly north-northeast at 6 mph. Ophelia’s position was...
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With much discussion over just how quickly and effectively the federal government responded to Hurricane Katrina recovery efforts, Federal Emergency...
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Mississippi Insurance Commissioner George Dale has issued a bulletin to insurance companies urging insurers pay all valid claims from Hurricane...
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The Importance of Patience, Persistence, and Proper Documentation in Surveillance Investigations
Presented by Hodson PI
In the field of insurance investigations, surveillance can play a critical role in providing claims professionals with objective information when...
Tracy Lee Owens of Sedro Woolley, Wash., has been sentenced to state prison for illegally collecting workers’ compensation wage-replacement benefits...
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Standard & Poor’s Ratings Services has issued a new report on how European insurers are doing in the U.S. market....
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Fire department officials in New Orleans are reporting that 150-200 firefighters are self dispatching daily to the city and surrounding...
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The U.K.-based Wellington Plc, which operates both in the Lloyd’s market and as a general insurer with several U.S. subsidiary...
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The Department of Homeland Security’s Federal Emergency Management Agency has contracted with five corporations to speed emergency housing relief to...
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The Zurich Financial Services Group has issued a statement that, based on preliminary estimates, “it expects aggregate claims payments related...
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Despite the loss of 11 lives, residents of Florida breathed a sigh of relief late last month when Hurricane Katrina...
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