Appraisals, Water Damage Fraud Among ‘New Normals’ Discussed at PLRB April 5, 2022 By Jim Sams SAN ANTONIO, Texas — The use of appraisals to resolve insurance claims disputes is the new normal, even though insurers...
Georgia Commissioner Directs Insurers to Pay Sales Taxes on Total-Loss Vehicle Claims March 29, 2022 Georgia’s insurance commissioner has issued a directive to auto insurers to include the full amount of sales tax when settling...
Body Shop Still Swinging After 3 Losses Against Insurers in Ohio Courts May 1, 2020 By Jim Sams A Columbus, Ohio auto body shop, for the third time, has lost an attempt to pocket money paid to it...
Criminal’s Sentence Hinges on Replacement Value of Sunken Treasure March 30, 2020 The value that an insurance company placed on a stolen gold bar might play a key role in how much...
The Case of the Apple Tree Boy December 10, 2018 By Steve Leone, Enservio M.I. Hummel figurines, or “Hummels,” have been an incredibly popular collectible since their introduction by the porcelain maker Franz Goebel...
The Case of the Civil War Rifled Musket May 16, 2017 By Ryan Paveza Enservio Select was recently called in to determine the retail replacement value of a claimed Remington conversion rifle. The insured...
Using Big Data To Improve Homeowners Insurance Products May 3, 2013 By Jim Fini There is no doubt that so-called Big Data is changing the way many companies do business. The volume of information...