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• 2009
• 10
• Business Analytics Enable Better Leadership
• Identify Collusion Fraud across Service Providers
• It's Time to Deliver
• Sharing Space Means Sharing Risk
• 11
• An Ounce of Prevention
• Discerning the Duty to Defend
• Fixing Compliance Issues
• Smooth Transitions
• 12
• Adjuster Compatibility Testing
• Critical Compliance Technologies
• Redefining the Business Analyst
• 4
• The Consolidation Game
• 5
• Becoming a Predictive Enterprise
• Clamping Down on Claim Costs
• Post-Termination Claim Investigations
• Using BPM to Improve Claim Performance
• 6
• Accounting for Success
• Handling Construction-Defect Claims
• Mandatory Medicare Reporting Deadlines Approaching Quickly
• Preserving Value and Managing Risk
• Two-Wheeled Trouble
• 7
• Evolving Hurricane Response Strategies
• Fleecing the Golden Goose
• Robust Rate Evasion Practices
• The Future of Workers' Comp Claim Adjudication
• 8
• Adjusting Tree Damage and Landscaping Loss
• Assessing Climate Change-Related Risks
• Fraud, Fraud Everywhere
• Keep on Growing: Leveraging Claims to Ensure Success
• The Next Frontier: Straight-Through Claim Processing
• 9
• Commutations and Policy Buybacks
• Integrating Your Claim Operation
• Location, Location, Location
• Trail Busters: Deconstructing ATV Accidents
• ACE Preview: NICB Details Strategies to Quell Fraud
• Addressing Poor Claim Writing Skills
• Building the Case for Claim Transformation
• Changing Risks in a Changing World
• Due Diligence in Arson and Fraud Investigations
• Easing the Replacement Burden
• Fabric Restoration Specialists and Customer Service
• Historic Loss - Grand Canyon Collision
• Jewelry Theft and Fraud Claim Trends
• Looking Beyond Loss Ratio
• Managing and Implementing Salvage Processes
• Managing Medication Costs in Auto No-Fault
• Managing Repair Networks -- U.S. v. U.K.
• Minimizing Medical Equipment Losses
• Online Communities and Auto Claims
• Structural Repairs and Advanced High-Strength Steel
• Subrogation Pitfalls in Workers' Comp
• The High Cost of High-Tech Automobiles
• Transforming the Claim Process
• What Makes a Perfect Expert?
• When Aviation Training Pays Off
• Winter Weather Questions Provide Brainteasers
• 2010
• 1
• Late Notice Revisited
• Lead-Based Paint Issues
• Relationship Analytics in Performance Management
• The Age of the Disposable Vehicle
• 2
• Claim Rep Pet Peeves
• Decentralized Claim Processing
• The Public Adjuster Paradox
• The Toyota Recall: This Is Only the Beginning
• 3
• Creating the Ultimate Customer Experience
• Damaged Document Recovery
• The Cadmium Crisis and Its Impact on Liability Insurers
• The Case for Subrogation Specialization
• When to Include an Assault and Battery Exclusion
• 4
• Brick Restoration and Repair
• Leverage Best Practices for Claim Operation Transformation
• Testing or Trumpery?
• The Upside of the Latest Medicare Claim Reporting Delay
• 5
• A Vendor's Role in the Adjuster's Ultimate Objective
• Chinese Drywall...Where Are We Now?
• Minimize Damages in Slip-and-Fall Cases
• Mitigating Probabilistic Risks in Property Insurance
• Understanding Your Trigger Words
• 6
• Engage Employees To Impact Your Bottom Line
• Punitive Damages: Inching Towards Predictability
• The Subrogation Cash Cow
• Watch Out For That Fourth Step
• 7
• Evaluating E-Billing Systems
• Justifying Your Data Quality Investment
• Nashville Flood Damage 2010
• Overcoming Roadblocks to Customer Service
• Raising the Bar in Workers' Comp Claim Management
• 8
• Alligator Risk Tops List of Weirdest Claims
• Offshoring Trends: From Cost Reduction to Growth Strategies
• Q&A With Ken Feinberg
• Forensic Specialists
• Fraud Investigation Directory
• Free Whitepaper - Claims Litigation: Reducing Cost Without Compromise
• IIHS: Older Drivers Involved in Fewer Auto Accidents
• Industry Information
• Issue Archive
• Issues
• 2004
• 1
• 10
• AIA, CareerBuilder Combine Resources
• Appellate Court Approves Medical Bill Evaluation
• Are You a Kvetch?
• Building Commission Strengthens Standards
• California Addresses Fire Panel Suggestions
• Call Centers Move Abroad
• Claim Adjusters Keep Overtime Exemptions
• Employee Thefts Rise
• Florida Bears Brunt of Active Hurricane Season
• Insurance Analysts Expect Increased Merger Activity
• Judiciary Committee Approves Curtailing Frivolous Lawsuits
• Legislature Enacts Post-Fire Bills
• Life, Lucre, and Laptops
• OSHA Examines Personal Protection Equipment
• Relocating Families in Times of Catastrophe
• Risk Manager Salaries Diverge Considerably
• Rocks and Hard Places
• Senate Studies Outsourcing Bills
• Slouching to Gomorrah: Adjuster Pay Plans and Bad Faith
• Stress, Overwork Plague Americans
• Study Details TRIA's Economic Impacts
• Sutton Button: Subrogation by Landlord's Insurer Against Tenants
• The Clock is Ticking
• The Interview Pit
• The Professionally Obsolete Claim Adjuster
• 11
• 12
• 2004: The Good, Bad, and Ugly
• AICPCU/IIA to Administer Professional Adjuster Exams
• Appraisal 101
• Attorneys Don't Necessarily Create Happier Claimants
• Brentwood Services Names Claim Reps
• British Send Uninsured Cars to Crusher
• Can Insureds Stop Their Carriers From Settling Claims?
• Congress Approves Hurricane Relief
• Court Considers Repair Shop Law
• District Court to Hear Diminished Value Case
• DMEC Updates Return-to-Work Manual
• DOI Tracks Wildfire Complaints
• Ejusdem Generis:
• FEMA Seeks Mapping Partners
• FEMA Site Offers Recovery Information
• Fighting Auto Insurance Fraud
• Give Me the Solution - I Know the Problem
• Global Warming Accelerates Hurricane Activity
• Highway Safety in a New Perspective
• House Subcommittee Examines Auto Repair Technology
• Hurricane Adjusters Still Working Hard
• Infrared Finds Mold
• Interdisciplinary Bioaerosol Complexity
• Is Your Claim System Obsolete?
• Kulbrick Joins Crawford
• NAIIA Establishes Insurance Company
• NASTF Forms Security Committee
• NER, ARA Combat Equipment Thefts
• New Scams Beset American Drivers
• No-Fault's Effect in New York
• Ombudsmen Ease Governance Compliance
• Orange County Adjuster Surrenders on Fraud Charge
• PCI Elects Board Members
• PCI Members Identify Top 2005 Legislative Issues
• Rioux Heads Erie's Security
• Robson Lapina Adopts New Name
• Santa's Helpers Cause $1.1 Billion Vehicle Damages
• Spitzer Probe Worries Insurers
• Street Named DKI Marketing Director
• Students Validate Driver Stereotypes
• The Top 10 Risk Management Books of the Past Year
• Third-quarter Cat Losses Hit Record $21.3 Billion
• UK Asbestos Deaths Rising
• Virginia Driver Wakes Up to Fraud
• WCRI Analyzes Medical Costs, Utilization
• What On Earth Is Burning?
• Worn Rail Car Wheels Cause Losses
• Zalma Examines Construction Defects
• 2
• 3
• 4
• 5
• 6
• Adjusters Gain Professional Site
• Asbestos Reform Negotiations Collapse
• Boating Season Attracts Thieves
• British Supermarkets Cash in on Insurance
• Buttafuoco Earns Jail Time for Insurance Fraud
• Claims Scholarship Awarded to Ragan
• DOT Targets Side-Impact Standards
• Fen-Phen Makers Lose Big
• Fewer Accidents, Less Fraud Slow Auto Rate Increases
• Five Steps to World Class Risk Management
• Industry Backs Federal Terrorism Insurance Renewal
• Insurance Industry Unprepared for Workers' Compensation Losses
• Is Initial Mold Sampling Necessary?
• It's the Infrastructure, Stupid!
• Make Haste to Resolve Electronic Equipment Losses
• People in Dirt Houses Should Not Throw Clods
• Proposals for Workers' Comp Reform
• Quick Responses Quell Production Nightmares
• Sarbanes-Oxley Audits Uncover IT Weaknesses
• State Farm v. Campbell Reaches Final Settlement
• Unlocking Salvage Value
• What Drives Us to Distraction
• Workers' Compensation, D&O Top Risk Managers' Worries
• WTC Terrorist Attacks Ruled Single Event
• 7
• ACORD, ILOG Assess Compliance Challenges
• AIA Site Includes Voter Information
• Asbestos, Silica Liability Bills Await Governor's Signature
• Claim Reporting vs. Claim Management
• CLAIMS TECHNOLOGY
• Colorado Storm Damage Nears $1.5 Million
• Communication: The Claim of It
• DHS Launches Critical Infrastructure Program
• Failure Analysis of Block Walls
• GAO Examines TRIA Effects
• Governor Forces Tort Reform
• IM OK, R U?
• IMACC Is Up and Running
• Insurance Spoken Here
• Insurers Cannot Ignore Climate Change Risks
• Insurers See Increased Hacker Attacks
• Insurers Urged to Respect Returning Vets
• Internet Powers Claim Processing
• Katie School Finds Technology Benefits Workers' Comp Costs
• Keystroke Logger Earns Claim Manager Indictment
• NAIC, NCOIL Draft Market Conduct Model Act
• Olympic Committee Takes Risk Management Seriously
• Part II: Preparing to Defeat Terrorism
• ROI Analysis Encourages Claim Investments
• Supreme Court Welcomes Mexican Trucking
• The Next Step in Revolutionizing Claims Processing
• UK Broker Offers Disease-Related Coverage
• Veto Cites Insurance Issues
• 8
• Avoiding Mold Mayhem
• California State Fund Wins Workers' Comp Fraud Case
• Car Claims Can Drive You Crazy
• Class-Action Suit Targets Structured Settlements
• Congress Reauthorizes National Flood Insurance Program
• Effective Subrogation Prevents Unnecessary Loss
• Employee Benefits: What is the Risk Manager's Role?
• Farmers Ranks Most Secure Places to Live
• Hurricane Isabel Victims File Class Action Suit
• IMACC Holds Inaugural Meeting
• India Launches Insurance ATMs
• Infrared Cameras Illuminate Property Damage Investigations
• Insurers Target Claim-Handling Costs
• Iraqi Conflict Costs U.S. Insurers
• Japanese Man Devises Brainwashing Insurance Scam
• Lumber Crunch Escalates Repair Costs
• NFPA, ANSI Advise Terrorism Commission
• Oklahoma Insurance Commissioner Joins Senate Fray
• Preparing Infrastructure for the 'Big One'
• Putting a Roof Over Their Heads
• Second-Quarter Cat Losses Reach Estimated $1.65 Billion
• States Ponder Loss History Databases
• Supreme Court Approves Insurer-Managed Litigation
• Technology Showcase
• U.S. Treasury Mandates Terrorism Coverage
• Wildfire Victims Seek Legislative Remedy
• 9
• BI Can Be Confusing
• CAIF Pushes State Anti-Fraud Legislation
• Deadly September
• Employee Theft and Fraud: Accelerate Recovery
• Famous Fraud Expert Fronts NAIC Campaign
• Getting Away With Fraud
• Grounds for Denying Claims
• Hurricane Charley Hits Hard; Industry Responding Aggressively
• Independent Appraisers -- the Next Dinosaur
• Industry Responds to Charley
• Institute Authors Silica White Paper
• Insurance Crime Legislation: A Call to Action
• Insurer Wins PIP Waiver Case
• Insurers Sue Medical Clinics
• It Takes One to Know One
• Mixing Oil and Water
• NAIC Proposes Criminal Background Check Model Act
• National Defense Counsel -- Edifice Complex?
• National Safety Groups Form Partnership Links
• Pan Am Insurers Sue Lockerbie Bombing Convict
• PLRB Revisited
• Reputed Mobster Pleads Guilty to Insurance Fraud
• Safeco Launches National Boat Claim Center
• Sullivan Honored as Professional of the Year
• Surveillance Technology Fights No-fault Auto Insurance Fraud
• Ten Most Costly Hurricanes In the United States
• The Art of Restoring Water Damage
• USGS Assess Coastal Erosion
• Wireless Technology Speeds Customer Service
• 2005
• 1
• Adjusters Face Overwhelming Odds
• An Army to Be Proud of
• As Fatigue Levels Rise, So Do Accident Rates
• Assessing Florida's Workers' Compensation from an Excess of Loss Perspective
• Benfield Reviews Recent Hurricane/Typhoon Season
• BLS Ranks Fatal Occupational Injuries
• Brentwood Announces Personnel Changes
• Caraher Joins Cozen O'Connor
• Corporate Fitness Programs Create Healthier Employees
• FEMA Grants Help Colleges Prepare for Disaster
• Former LA Commissioner Relates Experiences
• Huffert Named AIMU Chairman
• Independents Offered E&O, GL Coverage
• Insurance Fraud Arrest Shocks Virginia Woman
• Invest Appoints New Board
• Investigating Water Loss Origins
• Is Adjusting Back in Business?
• Meadowbrook Opens New Headquarters
• MS/B Names Claim Personnel
• Nine Pet Peeves from 2004
• NOAA Records Wet, Warm Year
• PCI Suggests Changes to Background Check Model Act
• Plummer to Supervise EFI's Evansville Office
• Restaurants Slip into Potential Financial Disaster
• Senate Subcommittee Examines Brokerage Practices
• Silverstein Jury Determines Two Planes Equal Two Events
• State Farm Launches Wildfire Education, Inspection Program
• Welcome to Channel 867, Adjuster Reality TV
• What Is the Value Proposition?
• When in Doubt, Litigate
• WLDI Grades Nation's Workers' Comp Programs
• Workers' Compensation Claims Continue Frequency Decline
• 10
• AB Training Offers Licensing Textbook
• Adjusters Sing the Blues
• Allstate, Adjusters Reach Agreement
• Are You a Well-Adjusted Cat Adjuster?
• Bluebook Releases Insure-to-Value
• Bobo Rejoins GAB Robins
• Building a Claim Team
• ClaimIQ Unveils SubroIQ
• ClaimSchool Offers Training
• Congress Approves Emergency Funding
• Cozen O'Connor Opens New Office
• Cunningham Lindsey Recruits Cat Adjusters
• Detecting Lies
• DirecTV Connects Katrina Victims
• DM&A Expands, Appoints Brandt
• Eldorado, AMPS Form Alliance
• FBI Warns Against Hurricane Relief Scams
• Fire Prevention Week Highlights Candle Safety
• First Advantage Acquires Phoenix
• Grange Offers Identity Theft Service
• Guy Carpenter Publishes Annual Reinsurance Study
• Hurricane Victims Begin Filing Suits
• Industry Reports Record Underwriting Profit in 2004
• Insurance Industry Unemployment Rises
• ISO Enhances Cat Database
• Katrina: Devastation on the Gulf Coast
• LJS Hires Coppack
• Lynx Creates Industry-Wide Auto Glass Provider Registry
• Maintenance Helps Prevent Common Water Claims
• Nation's Coastlines Grow More Populous
• RGL Launches Practice
• RMS Honors Westmeyer
• Shrinking Work Force Hits Insurance Industry
• Sierra Establishes Division
• SIG Promotes Ganey, Brew
• Statistics and Other "Facts"
• The Claim Adjuster Crisis
• Why Hire a Chief Risk Officer?
• You Are the Key to Resolving this Crisis
• 11
• A Poignant Recovery Lesson
• ACE•SCLA Conference Concludes
• Adjusters Must Prepare for Property Loss Recovery
• Advertising Injury Claims: What Adjusters Should Know
• BGA Hires Brown, Harvey
• CAIF Predicts Rising Insurance Fraud
• Catastrophe Fund Faces Questioning
• Claim Manager Sells Confidential Information
• Commissioners Debate Cat Insurance
• DBA Offers Video Documentation
• EqeCat Updates Disaster Software
• Finding Alternative Housing For Hurricane Katrina's Victims
• GAB Robins, TechHealth Ally
• GAO Examines SSN Restrictions
• Geico, Google Settle Lawsuit
• Hurricane Season Faces Name Shortage
• Hurricanes Disrupt Businesses Nationwide
• Hurricanes Should Not Include Battering by Adjusters
• I.I.I. Provides Home Inventory Software
• IBHS Updates Disaster Sites
• Industry Posts Record Profits
• Insurers Join Litigation Melee
• Integro Hires Orr, Mercer
• Katrina Underscores Need for Property Loss Recovery Skill
• King to Head LKA
• LexisNexis Service Guards Copyrights
• NAIC Launches Online Fraud Reporting System
• NFIP Simplifies Adjustment Process
• Ohrnstein Establishes Symphony Advisors
• On the Need to Get it Right
• Post-Claim Materials:
• RMS Analyzes Terrorism Risk
• Scoring Through Successful Subrogation
• Senate Kills All Sums Bill
• Storms Highlight Climate Change
• Supreme Court Overturns Verdict
• Tidwell Promoted at BSA
• Transportation Product Cases Take Largest Award Percentage
• Vehicle Fires Decrease
• When Is Hail Damage Not Hail Damage?
• Whitaker Opens Fraud Trak
• Why Defend the Indefensible?
• 12
• 2005 Sees Record Insured Losses
• Allmerica Changes Name
• Allstate Targets Catastrophe Awareness
• Catastrophe Recovery:
• Citizens Inspires Little Confidence
• Claim Pros Need to Market, Too
• CompuWeather Releases Second Hurricane Report
• Congress Supports Gun Manufacturers
• CPCU Society Holds Elections
• Crawford Hires Nelson
• Deer Season Poses Traffic Dangers
• DHS Develops Response Plan
• EFI Global Opens Office
• Evaluating Cracks in Buildings
• Experian Battles Commercial Fraud
• Florida Tallies Wilma's Bill
• GE Promotes Furlong
• Hurricane Chronicles: Adjusters Log Long Hours
• INTEGRITY:
• Integro Hires Three
• ISO, Injury Sciences Offer EDR Information
• Jury Finds Port Authority Liable
• Lou Dobbs Keynotes CPCU Convention
• Marketing Skills for Today's Risk Managers
• Mold Fears Jeopardize Real Estate Transactions
• MS/B Updates Hurricane Data
• NAIC Releases Auto Report
• Nationwide to Review Claims
• NCOIL Drafts Auto Part Resolution
• NHTSA Rates Tire Safety
• Paul Davis Expands
• Premium Deferment to Expire
• Restoration Network Holds Conference
• RGA Creates New Division
• RMS Updates Japanese Earthquake Cat Model
• SIU Regulations Stiffen
• The Catastrophe Crunch
• The Do-It-Yourselfer: How to Value the Cost of Repair
• Tradition, Tradition!
• TRIA Site Targets Risk Managers
• 2
• Adjuster Pays California Fire Survivors Restitution
• AICPCU/IIA Administers RPA Society Examinations
• Assembly Enacts Civil Justice Reform
• Attitude
• Berardi, VanDerHeyden Named General Adjusters
• Blazing a Career Trail
• Bringing the Past into the Present
• Can Adjusters Inspire Awe?
• Chiropractor Designs $10 Million Workers' Comp Scam
• Claim Reviews Help Forestall Surprises
• Court Case Addresses Liability Law Expansion
• CPCU Unveils New Book
• Engle Martin Hires Adjusters
• Government Keeps Asbestos Concerns in Forefront
• Have Insurance, Will Travel
• Hurricane Chronicles
• Insurance Commissioner Follows Spitzer's Example
• Insurance Leaders Expect Continued Investigations
• Jackson Leads CAIIA
• Jeweler Sells Unwitting Clients Insurance
• Kobe Hosts United Nations Disaster Reduction Conference
• Margarine Subsidy Helps Insurer Defeat Cholesterol
• MCIM Appoints Kynard Claim Manager
• NAIC Adopts Producer Licensing Model Amendments
• PCI Appoints Baldwin NY Regional Manager
• Porter Joins Rawle Henderson
• President Targets Legal Reform
• Record Cats Highlight Need for Effective Early Warning Systems
• Reilly Named IIABA Federal Affairs Director
• Risk Managing Workers' Comp Reserves
• Study Defines Household Mold
• Tort Costs Increase Moderately
• Tsunami Losses Mount
• Walczyk CRM's New COO
• What to Do When the Bottom Falls Out
• What's Next? The Second Coming?
• Winter Weather Hits Hard Across Country
• 3
• 2004 Losses Set New Record
• Accident Reconstructionists and What They Can Do for You
• Airbag Scams Inflate Losses
• AIRBAG SCAMS: KNOW THE WARNING SIGNALS
• Asbestos Bill Concerns Insurers
• Auto Injury Claims Remain High
• Bizarre Things People Do While Committing Fraud
• Bode Named GAB Robins Risk Management Sr VP
• Congress Debates Extending TRIA
• CPCU Society Offers Technical Education
• Customized Car Artists Ditch Air Bags
• DMEC, IEA Offer CCMP Designation
• FBI Issues Tsunami Disaster Relief Fraud Alert
• FEMA's Truck Program Enhances Disaster Response
• Finally! Some Good News from DC
• Forensic Experts Appoint Officers
• Hazmat and the Adjuster
• High Court Upholds UIM Selection Form
• House Debates Expanding UIM
• Insurers Deplore Raising Speed Limit
• Jake, Jill, Broken Bones, and the Course of Employment
• Keeping Score: Efficiency and Effectiveness in Claim Handling
• Low Coordinates CRM Claims
• PCS Estimates Losses for Terrorism, Workers' Comp
• PLRB, ClaimStar Launch Distance Learning Service
• Property Loss Consulting Names Street SW Manager
• Risk Managers Are Key Players On Fraud-Fighting Teams
• Secrets of Successful Time Management
• Senate Approves Class Action Legislation
• State Farm Agrees to $40 Million Settlement
• States Enact Auto Bills
• Successful CAT Claim Reporting Helps Carriers Weather Storms
• WR Grace Asbestos Endangered Montana Community
• Zurich Finds UK Drivers Rude
• 4
• A TRIA Extension: Yes or No?
• ACORD Names New Board
• Bad Faith Quandaries
• BSA Names Manus Senior Claim Rep
• Claimants Need Not Own or Rent Property
• Congress Debates Extending TRIA
• Consumers Support Medical Guidelines
• CRDN Names Vice President
• Do Insurers Have a Fiduciary Duty?
• EFI Changes Name
• Finding a Competent Restoration Firm
• Gibboney Joins IMACC
• Guy Carpenter Examines Silica
• Harnick Leads Risk Practice
• House Passes Fraud Bill
• Implications of Class Action Reform
• INSHPO Elects Officers
• Insurance Company Failures Declined in 2004
• Interpersonal Skills: Avoid the Hammer!
• Is Your Disaster Recovery Plan a Disaster?
• J&B Publishes Medical Record
• MCW&G Adds Partner
• MetLife Acquires Travelers
• More Americans Seek Alternative Treatments
• NGAA Admits General Adjusters
• Non-Economic Damage Caps and Availability of Coverage
• Organizing Investigative Interviews
• PLRB Conference Promotes P&C Claim Education
• Proximity to Air Mishaps Can Prove Expensive
• Risk Managers Share Experience
• Structured to Succeed
• Supreme Court Vacates Medical Monitoring Suit
• The Case of the Disappearing Sign
• The Wheels of Justice Grind Slowly
• Travelers Dread Medical Emergencies
• Weight Gains Provoke Disability Claim Hikes
• Wheco Adds Newman, Saranovich
• WHO IS THE STRUCTURED SETTLEMENT BROKER?
• 5
• Adjuster and Lover Concoct Insurance Fraud Scheme
• AEI Adds Law Course
• Anniversary of Infamy; Yet a Day of Hope
• Auto Coalition Advocates Voluntary Repair Data
• BSA Announces Personnel Changes
• Commissioner Addresses Uninsured Mexican Vehicles
• Court Prioritizes Workers' Comp Claims
• Cozen O'Connor Expands
• CPCU Considers Silica Litigation
• EFI Appoints Tillman Western Region Manager
• Expert Tree Appraisal Saves Dollars, Makes Sense
• Extreme Weather Marks Year
• Filmmakers Seek Less Adventure
• Florida's Hurricane Alley: Is 2004 the New Norm?
• GAO Examines Catastrophe Risk
• Guy Carpenter Tallies Tsunami Statistics
• Hurricane Forecasters Predict Active Season
• IIABA Appoints Crane Media Relation Manager
• Insurance as Poetry
• Investigators Establish Certification Board
• James R. Knowles Expands North American Division
• Market Stability Requires Hurricane Fund Changes
• May Is National Electrical Safety Month
• Never Stop Learning
• Newman Joins Wheco's LA Team
• Outsourcing DRP Management Gives Auto Insurers Advantages
• Polee Named Claim Specialist
• Recipes for Success: What Should the Claim File Contain?
• Schroeder Appointed IMACC VP
• Small Cars No Match for SUVs
• Testing Protocols for Mold Claims
• U.S. Improves Tsunami Warning System
• Warren New Beecher Carlson SVP
• We Never Learn
• Wind, Rain, and the Trees in Norman Rockwell Land
• 6
• 2004 Sees More, but Less Expensive, Mergers
• A Global Perspective
• ABA, AIA Discuss Insurance Litigation
• Auto Service Providers Ally
• Business Interruption, Technology Concern Risk Managers
• Computer Forensics: Fighting Fraud Bit by Bit
• Conference Highlights Workers' Comp Issues
• Consumer Protection Legislation Advances
• CPCU Ads Polish Industry's Reputation
• CSI Team Tracks Murderous Mold
• Dangerous Dogs Worry Lawmakers
• Empathizing with Customers
• Finding Failures Before They Happen
• First-Quarter Cat Losses Cost Insurers $2.1 Billion
• Hartford Revises Claim Handling
• House Considers Revised Right to Repair
• HOW INFRARED THERMOGRAPHY WORKS
• IASA Offers Executive Education
• IIABA Explores Flood Insurance Reform
• IIABA Names Officers
• Infrared Imaging Speeds Settlements; Keeps Costs Down
• Keane Offers Compliance Aid
• LA Claim Adjuster Embezzles $490,000
• Legislation Approves Asbestos Reform
• Licensing Bill Targets Teen Drivers
• Managing and Investigating EPL Claims
• Moulton Claim Team Expands
• Multi-Million Dollar Storm Provides Roofing Answers
• NAMIC SURVEYS STATE CLUE LAWS
• Oh, I Didn't Mean That -- Reformation and Other Insurance Tales
• OSHA Identifies Worst Employers
• PCI Announces Personnel Changes
• Risk Manager Program Offers New Designation
• RISKS CREATED BY SECURITY FALL INTO THREE CATEGORIES:
• SCRS Elects Board
• Securing Commercial Interests
• Study Finds Tort Reform Frivolous
• Unprepared Americans Encounter Fire Risks
• Whitten Named BSA Loss Control Director
• You Can Make the Difference!
• 7
• Are You Subro Savvy?
• ASA Elects Board
• Auto Technology Poses Rescue Risks
• Beecher Carlson Buys JBL&K Risk Services
• Bottling Up Water-Intrusion Claims
• Capturing the Value of Claims Decision Optimization
• Claims Management Desire for Excellence
• ClaimStar, PLRB Increase Educational Opportunities
• COMMON SUBRO SCENARIOS
• Cranfield Seminar Anticipates Disasters
• Doing the Right Thing in Palm Springs
• GEICO Wins Insurance Site Webby
• Getting Claims Off to a Good Start
• Government Rests Tobacco Racketeering Case
• Homeland Security Targets Preparedness
• IMUA Holds Elections
• J2EE Power Computing Software...
• Learn to "Flag" Your Bag (or Your Claim File)
• Leveraging a Claims Hub for Improved Workers' Comp Results
• New PRI Program Reviews Drug Use
• NIST Releases WTC Findings
• Petzel Gets Scholarship
• Predicting Claims Can Reduce Fraud
• Pre-Employment Screening Issues
• Pyrotechnic Fireworks: Beautiful But Dangerous
• Secret Service, CERT Analyze Insider Computer Sabotage
• Senators Question TRIA's Necessity
• Some Insureds Find Claim Service Unsatisfactory
• States Weigh Restricting EDR Data
• Study Measures Client Respect
• Vision Becomes Reality with Innovation
• WTC Insurers Sue NY Port Authority
• 8
• ALE Rescues Hurricane Survivors
• Allstate Opts Not to Renew
• ASC Promotes Fiser, Watkins
• Bivouacking in Florida
• ClaimSchool Offers Fraud Instruction
• Cote Joins CJW
• Democrats Request Asbestos Fund Study
• Dunton Accepts Service Award
• Fullerton Adjuster, Accomplices Arrested
• Hall of Fame Honors Four
• Homeowners Admit Insurance Inadequacies
• Hosts Should Consider Social Liability Insurance
• Hurzeler Awarded Golden Torch
• ICAT Forms Boulder Claims
• Insurance Companies Liable for Acid Pits
• Insurers Enjoy Low 2nd Quarter Losses
• Intense Hurricane Season Changes Cat Modeling
• London Bombing Liability Limited
• Managing the Insurance Renewal Process
• Monitoring Employee Behavior
• NAIIA Installs New Officers
• NAIW Members Receive Grants
• NFPA Mulls Skyscraper Improvements
• NOAA Storm Tracker Follows Hurricanes
• Opposition Amends Lobbyist Legislation
• PDA Branches Change Owners
• Progressive Ranks Motorcycle Thieves' Preferences
• Publication Decodes Executive Liability
• Repair Costs in Southeast Remain High
• Robison Elected IASA President
• Saving Reconstruction Time and Money
• Senate Resolution Addresses Global Warming
• SITE Establishes New Designation
• Subrogation Partners Secures Credit Facility
• The New LEA: The Good, Bad, and Ugly
• Treasury Assesses TRIA
• Two Promoted at Citizens & Hanover
• WCRI Updates Benchmarks
• Wild Fires Gain Ground
• Wyles Appointed Beecher Carlson VP
• 9
• A Casual Day for Expense Management
• AEI Introduces SCLA Awards
• AF Offers New Training
• AIG Offers Online Loss Benchmarking
• Albertson Manages GAB Robins Claims
• Armentano Named Claims' Professional of the Year
• ASA Enhances Shop Locator
• Bill Restricts Cell Use While Driving
• Cambridge, McLarens Form Claim Alliance
• CCH Launches AuthenticWeb
• Continuing Education Without Continuing Headaches
• Data Thief Found Guilty
• DM&A Opens Dallas Office
• Do Red Cars Rate Higher Premiums?
• EMSI Acquires Investigation Firm
• Fine-Tuning Hurricane Preparedness
• Global Climate Change Inflates Insurance Fees
• Highway Fatalities Hit Record Low
• IBHS Demands Better Windstorm Protection
• In Search of Initiative
• Industry Upset About Seat Belt, Helmet Bill
• Is Your Claim Information Safe?
• It's in the Plumbing
• Joy, Thormahlen Manage BSA Office
• Kerry, Waxman Seek GAO
• Lawyers, Doctor Orchestrate Fraud Ring
• Legislative Bills Passed, Tabled
• Making Progress on Progressive Damage Claims
• Methods and Hazards of Providing Security
• Millions, Billions, Schmillions!
• NAAIA Members Meet
• NAIC Examines Mega-Catastrophes
• NAPIA Elects Leadership
• NHTSA Head Targets Security
• Officials Question Tsunami Warnings
• Omega Changes Name
• PRIMA Members Choose Officers
• Regional Differences Drive Auto Claimant Decisions
• RMS Releases Cat Risk Tools
• Salvage Scammers Clone VINs
• UIS Hires Owney
• Unmanned Remotes Push Surveillance A Giant Leap Ahead
• Unplugging Claims
• Warwick Receives Chairman's Award
• When is an Origin and Cause Investigation Necessary?
• Zalma Investigates Construction Defects
• 2006
• 1
• California Jails Auto Fraud Ring Members
• Creating a Paperless Business
• Harsh Lessons from Katrina
• Hurricane Chronicles
• Insurance Firms Fail Customer Service Test
• ISO Measures Adjuster Burnout
• Lawmakers Authorize FEMA Borrowing
• Legal Billing Review Goes High Tech
• Mind Over Matter
• Motorists Experience Seven-Year Accident Cycle
• Nationwide Donates Historical Documents
• Recipe for Disaster
• Sharpen Your Pencils
• TRIA Extension Passed
• 10
• Adjusting Claims of Faith
• Applying Those Tricky Deductibles
• Arbitration Forums Offers Subrogation Support
• Are Claims Driving You Crazy?
• Black Eye for Public Adjusters
• Creating and Duplicating the Perfect Claim Experience
• Dismissal Affirms Bad-Faith Judgment
• How Satisfied Are Katrina Claimants?
• J.D. Powers Rates Auto Claim-Handling Practices
• Lott Tallies the Total
• Model Building Codes Outlined for Gulf
• NCOIL Targets Auto Fraud
• Overworked, Underpaid, and Underappreciated?
• Prescriptions for Points of Pain in the Claims Process
• Prescriptive Period Extended
• Remote Moisture Monitor Reduces Routine Checks
• Risk Managing D&O Claims and Litigation
• RiskMeter Adds Exposure Management
• Some Anniversaries You Just Endure
• Speaking Of: Fraud
• Supreme Court Rules on Asbestos
• The "Value-Added" Tax
• Top Insurance Web Pages Unfriendly?
• Trial or Settlement?
• Warning: EDR On Board
• 11
• &
• Hurricane Katrina Insurance Claims -- The Aftermath
• Marked Ready for Trial
• Pit Bull or Poodle? Evaluating Your Defense Counsel
• Pyrolysis - A Viable Recovery Theory
• Rethinking Arbitration
• Secrets to Success: Implementing a Claim System
• Technology, Training, and the New World of Arbitration
• The LIST Claim and the Auto Adjuster - Part 1
• What Makes a Residence Unfit to Live in?
• Yes, We Are Truly Thankful
• 12
• Allstate Faces Multiple Lawsuits
• Best Practices
• Catastrophe Fund Gains Support
• Deer and Loathing in Midwest
• Insider Fraud Increasing?
• Insolvency Fund Reformed
• Mass Appeal
• No Pain, No Gain
• Putting a Price on Business Expenses
• Salvaging the Bottom Line
• Speaking Of: 2006 Storm Season
• The Forensic Advantage
• The Kitchen Sink Was Extra
• Third-Quarter Losses Take Nosedive
• Time for New Shoes
• Understanding CGL Coverage
• Vintage Vehicles Top Most-Stolen List
• 2
• Car Insurance Costs Unimportant
• CAS Names Officers
• Chubb, Identity Theft 911Launch Identity Protection
• Climate Change Affects Economy, Human Health
• CompuWeather Releases Hurricane Wilma Report
• Dealing with Unfamiliar Customs - Part One
• DKI Promotes Street
• DRI Chooses Maus
• Edwards Publishes Recovery Directory
• Experts Anticipate Another Active Hurricane Season
• Finding Coverage For Blog Liability
• Flood Suits, Catastrophe Reforms Top Conference Discussions
• Former Adjuster Faces 82 Years in Prison, Fines
• Fortified Construction Lowers Insurance
• Gulf Ports Experience Rocky Waters
• IBHS Shuffles Board
• IIABA Unveils 2006 Agenda
• Managing Blog Risks Isn't Blah
• Mediation Alternative Helps Condo Associations
• MQVP Hires Hansen
• MS/B Adds Databases
• NAIC Drafts Cat Risk Model
• New Drying Techniques Speed Restoration
• New Orleans: Can Restoration Saints Prevent Demolition?
• NY Cat Fund Precursor to National Program?
• OneBeacon Expands
• Questions on Replacement Timing to Recover Holdback
• Report Outlines Katrina's Lessons
• Road-Rage Case Settled
• Sams Hires Four
• Seaworthy Examines Boating Claims
• The Pen Is Mightier
• The Power of Prayer?
• Tools for Accident Reconstruction
• Troy Joins GAB Robins
• TyMetrix 360 Includes Budgeting, Forecasting
• Web-based Claim-It Processes P&C Lines
• 3
• AAA Pushes for Tougher Teen Driving Laws
• Blankenbaker Joins CRDN
• Bridge Disasters -- Collapse and Chaos
• CompuWeather Offers ZIP Code Maps
• Controlling Course-of-Construction Losses
• CPCU Society Offers eJournal
• Crawford Combines Divisions
• Encountering Different Cultures - Part Two
• Farmers Hit with Fine
• Guy Carp Recaps Major Storms
• Hybrid Owners Reduce Smog, Premiums
• Long-Standing Conference Stays Young
• Majority of Katrina-Related Home, Auto Claims Settled
• Making Assessments, Reviews, Audits Work to Your Benefit
• Mythbusters Tests Dangers of Cell Phones
• NAIC Tracks Top Insurance Complaints
• New Paths in Continuing Education
• New York Ranks Insurance Complaints
• Paul Davis Launches Claim Hotline
• Selective Promotes Richmond, Rosa
• Separating Mold from Myth
• Solving the Mold Challenge Before it Grows
• Ten Tips for Subrogation Success
• The Impact of TRIA, Version 2.0
• Ward Group Studies Claim Operations
• What a Babe!
• What Do You Know? Readers Take the Adjusting Challenge
• Will it Be FAIR?
• Witt, Loy Create Disaster Coalition
• 4
• 'Tis the Season ... To Be Audited
• A Tale of Two Cities: America's Greatest Disaster?
• Aftermarket Parts Lawsuit Ends Unceremoniously
• ASA Opposes Parts Bill
• Catastrophe Savings Program Proposed
• Check on Mechanic from Living Room?
• Claims from Across the Pond
• Credit Reports Permitted In Policy Underwriting
• E-Therm Offers Mold Remediation
• Flood-Damaged Vehicles: Is Congress Ignoring Existing Solutions?
• Fraud Focus: Pulling a Fast One Earns Four
• Hog Heaven: Safe Cities For Motorcyclists
• ISO Releases Loss-Reserving Tool
• Managing Mold on the Monet
• Mississippi Flood Lawsuit Stays Local
• PEOPLE
• Profiling Boosts Enterprise Risk Management Efforts
• Showdown Looms for NFIP
• Sony Releases Visual Voice Recorder
• The Bo Peep Factor
• The Next Generation of Fraud Fighting
• Times to Remember (And Learn From)
• Tinker to Evers to Chance
• Tsunami Program Implemented
• Web Tool Determines Personal Property Value
• 5
• A Tale of Two Cities -- Part II: America's Greatest Disaster?
• Auto Insurance Bills Dominated 2005
• Betrayal from the Inside
• Denial Deemed a Positive in Flood Suits
• Dry-Ice Blasting: The Icing on the Restoration Cake
• Federal Regulation Bill Draws Opposition
• FEMA: Raise New Orleans Homes Three Feet
• Fire Investigations: Are You Getting Your Money's Worth?
• Geico Accused of Discrimination
• Golf Course Losses Brought to the Forefront
• Heat Treatment Method Provides Water Damage/Mold Relief
• Making it Big on the Small Screen
• New Trend in Auto Accident Claims?
• Rising to the Challenge: The Future of Claim Management
• Risk Managers Can Cushion Weather's Effects
• Speaking Of: Outsourcing
• Street "Claims" Scholarship
• The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
• Welcome to Mean Seasons!
• What's in a Name?
• 6
• Accident Reconstruction from the Outside In
• Actuaries Submit Terrorism Risk Analysis
• Apparently, It's No Fun if You're Dead
• Are Consumers Hesitant to File Claims?
• ASCR Cleanup Guidelines for Adjusters and Volunteers
• Auto Claims Add Up, Spread Out
• Changes Are Coming
• Class-Action Certifications May Be Restricted
• CSC Rolls Out Riskmaster X
• Customer Survey Aimed at Property/Casualty Insurers
• Cybersettle Launches Version 5.0
• Event Data Recorders' Role in Accident Reconstruction
• FRAUD FOCUS: Crackdown Continues in Louisiana
• G7 Ink Enables Adjusters to Print Checks
• It Costs HOW Much to Drive?
• Low-Income, Good Drivers Rewarded
• Making Cents of Expenses and Deductions
• More Trouble Brewing in Mississippi
• Musings of a Forensic Engineer
• New Orleans and Efficient Proximate Cause
• No-Fault Reform Needed
• Policyholders Unsure of Deductible-Premium Relationship
• SPEAKING OF: Catastrophe Adjusting
• State Opens Fraud Bureau
• The Acid Test
• Thermography Acts as Water Detective
• Tsunami Warning System Beefed Up
• Winning Cases by Managing Experts
• 7
• ACE: Still America's Definitive Claim Event
• Dispelling Rental Car Coverage Myths
• Driving with a Loaded Stomach
• Federal Asbestos Trust Fund Abandoned?
• Global Risks Require International Claim Muscle
• Home Is Where the Harm Is?
• Industry Groups Clash Over Cat Program
• Insurance Company Offs Its Rocker?
• It's Not Your Father's Insurance Industry Any More
• NFIP Gets Closer to Mediation
• Speaking of: Fraud
• Three Automobiles Top Theft List
• We Need a New(er) Deal
• What Happens When a Disaster Impacts the Entire Economy?
• 8
• &&
• Actual Cash Value: What Is It?
• America's Top 10 Driving Pet Peeves
• Ask and Receive
• Commercial Claims Begin to Settle
• Debit and Forget It
• Flood Program Approved for Overhaul
• Getting "Smart," from Cars to Dams
• NFIP's Ranks Swell with Policyholders
• Piecing Together a Temporary Housing Strategy
• Preparing for Temporary Housing Issues
• Team Up to Trim Workers' Compensation Costs
• The Write Stuff for Claim Adjusters
• Uninsured-Driver Rates Inch Upward
• We Need Your Input
• 9
• Anti-Fraud Technology Toolkit
• Arbitration Forums Offers Electronic Subrogation
• Chopper Theft Big In Golden State
• Claim Systems Connects with SceneConnect
• Congress Hears Industry Out
• Facing Up to Fraud
• Fighting Workers' Comp Fraud
• Gloomy Harbingers of the Immediate Future
• Legislation Limbo
• Nice Guy Wins Afterall
• No Surprises in Mississippi Flood Verdict
• Pellnet Polishes Jewelry Valuation
• Personal Risk Management: The Cobbler's Kids Go Barefoot!
• RMS Model Incorporates Lessons Learned
• Speaking of: Hurricane Forecasts
• Still Suffering the Green Screen?
• The Battle Over Storm Surge Claims
• 'Who Is Watching Your Back?
• Workers' Comp Costs On the Rise
• 2007
• 1
• "The Office" Is Funny
• &
• Are You Up for the Challenges?
• Assessing Liquid Assets
• By the Numbers
• Overhead and Profit
• Resolving Disputes
• Showdown in Texas
• The Aftermath
• Too Close for Comfort
• Winter Weather Claims
• 10
• A Tale of Two Adjusters
• Adjusting and Journalism
• CCC Releases Estimation Tool
• Collision Course
• CPCU Annual Meeting Draws Crowd
• Dri-Eaz Goes Wireless
• FLIR Introduces New Cameras
• How Much Are You Losing to Fraud?
• Hurricane Season Gathers Steam
• In the Public's Eye
• Is It Love or Money?
• Jersey Girl Fudges Documents
• Land of the Rising Sun's Best
• Not-So-Good Vibrations
• Personnel Issues
• Program Verifies Coverage
• Push for Stronger Codes
• Speaking Of: Customer Service
• Stress Management 101
• Sweet and Sour
• The Future of Customer Service
• The Problem of Rodents and Vermin
• 11
• Beating the Odds
• CaseRev Builds Relationships
• Catastrophe Claims Bottom Out
• Changing the Playbook
• Collision Repair Study Raises Insurer Issues
• Concealed Weapons and General Liability
• Goldilocks and the Three ... Deductibles
• Gone in 26.4 Seconds
• Hawkins Integrates PowerClaim Net Services
• Hurricane and Wind-Damage Prevention
• Juries to Award for Grief, Sorrow
• New Rules for the Claim Game
• No-Fault Lawsuit Proceeds
• Questions of Coverage
• Salvaging a Relationship
• Sedgwick Releases Alert Feature
• Should We Listen to the Buffoon?
• Speaking Of : Construction Defects
• State Officials Support Referendum
• The Appraisal Process
• The Deposition Testimony
• Turning Garbage into Gold
• Xactimate Gets Facelift
• 12
• Alternative Therapy Prevalent in Auto Injury Claims
• Another Katrina-Related Lawsuit Filed
• Case Closed on Closing Costs
• Fire Them Up Before Firing Them
• Identity Fraud Crisis
• Predictions From an Old Rip
• Smothering The Flames
• Speaking Of: Insurance Fraud
• The Johnstown Flood of 1889
• VIN Searching Offered for Stolen Vehicles
• What Lies Ahead in 2008?
• What Lurks Below
• Wildfire Claims Q&A
• 2
• Boost Claim Productivity
• Claim Activity Spurs Drop in Auto Premiums
• Cloud of Doom Gathers in Mississippi
• Education Nightmares?
• Emotional Distress Claims Make History
• Familiarity Breeds Contempt?
• HOLY SMOKE!
• Mississippi, FEMA Fund Katrina Recovery
• Safeco Evaluates Losses Due to Windstorms
• Secrets to Spotting Problem Contractors
• SIU Unit Busts Crooked Adjuster
• Slippery When Wet
• Speaking Of: Claim Technology
• The Top 10 Indicators for Best-In-Class Claim Management
• This Cat Is Alive!
• What's Love Got to Do with It?
• 3
• Adjusting Takes Center Stage
• Automatic Water-Leak Detection
• Big "I" Targets TRIEA
• Business Rules for Claims Processing
• Can You Hear Me Now?
• Citizens Sued for Window Claims
• Claim Software Protects Integrity
• Clear as Mud?
• Do You See Dead People?
• Drying Goes High-Tech
• Evaluating Injury Claims
• It's March Madness with PLRB/LIRB
• LEA Remains Tops
• Mold Isn't Gold
• Navigating the Straits:
• One Warning Deserves Another
• Plugging Leaks: Nine Property Risk Management Challenges for 2007
• Round One Goes to Allstate
• Search & Rescue Ventures
• Speaking of: Claim Adjusting
• State Farm Suspends Mississippi Policies
• State Wishy-Washy on Black-Box Legislation
• Study Confirms Increase in Flooded Cars
• Top Six Temp-Housing Techniques
• Total-Loss Auto Claims Made Simpler
• Web Site Features Risk Control Info
• What's the Attraction?
• Workers' Comp Fraud Challenges
• Workers' Comp Law Changed for 9/11 Volunteers
• 4
• An Icon in from the Rain
• And They Call the Wind "Moriah"
• Big Conference in the Big Easy
• Chubb Connects Claims, Repair Shops
• Concentra Introduces Scoring Method
• Does it Center on Senter?
• Forecasting Technology Detects Rainfall
• Fraud Leader Calls It Quits
• Identity Theft
• In Utero Injuries
• Increasing Your Odds of Success
• Infoglide Helps Track Fraud
• NAIC Explores Independent Adjuster License
• PLRB Meets the Challenge
• Report Card Issued for State Fraud Bureaus
• Running Up the Flag:
• States Ban Texting 4Ever
• Steering a Tire Investigation
• Technology Reduces Dangerous Driving
• Two-Wheeled Transportation Troubles
• Unfair Claims Law Amended
• Web Site Serves Investigators
• Will Mold Become the "Next Asbestos"?
• 5
• A Recipe for Change: CCOR, NICB, CAIF, IASIU?
• Allegient Launches Bill Review for Independents
• Auto Claim Adjuster's Dream Case?
• Baling On Responsibilities?
• Bottomline Moves from Page to Screen
• Cliffs Notes for Homeowners' Policies
• Connecting with Technology
• Conning Introduces ERM Software
• Earthquakes And Aftershocks
• Getting to the "CCOR" of the Matter
• Insurance Fraud Convictions Escalate
• Insurers Face Questions About Forensic Firms
• IRC Studies Florida PIP Claim Costs
• Leveraging Analytic Technology
• Progressive Studies RV Driving Habits
• Seven Habits For Highly Effective Claim Meetings
• SPEAKING OF: MASSACHUSETTS V. EPA DECISION
• State Farm Reopens "Slab" Claims
• Storm-Surge Model Predicts Flooding
• Supporting Today for Tomorrow
• The Coverage Position Letter
• The TSA and Dropping Shoes
• 6
• "Flat-World" Predictions
• A Calculated Move
• Auto-Theft Rates Highest in the West
• Bent Out of Shape
• Cat Claims Assessment Drops
• Cat Losses Highest for Hoosiers
• Claim Technology Trends
• First-Quarter Losses Top $1.2 Billion
• Grieving Fido
• Higher Learning Adjustments
• Hurricane Watch 2007
• Ingenix Releases e-Billing Software
• Insurers Settling Disputed Katrina Claims
• Is Life Getting You Down?
• MSB Upgrades IntegriClaim
• New Cybersettle Program Handles Claim Disputes
• NICB Leads Effort to Fight Fraud
• Palisades Wows Drivers
• Playing with Fire
• Sapiens Releases Insight for Reinsurance
• Speaking Of : Thermography
• Taming the E-Mail Beast
• The Joy of Fraud
• The Last Frontier
• Total Recall
• Travelers Launches OSHA Recordkeeping for e-CARMA
• Where Do We Go from Here?
• 7
• A Good First Impression
• Cold Feet? No Problem
• Deconstructing Tragedy
• Did You Miss Out?
• Experts Say Ignore Hurricane Predictions
• Freeze Frame
• Mississippi, State Farm Lock Horns Again
• Recreational Claims
• Rioux Joins Editorial Advisory Board
• Road Rage Most Popular in Miami
• Speaking Of: Catastrophe Modeling
• The Flat World of Claims - Part Two
• Whistleblowers Accuse Insurers of Bilking NFIP
• WTC Reconstruction Set to Begin After Claim Settlement
• 8
• A Box of Chocolates?
• A Winner Is Crowned!
• Ahead of the Curve
• All Backed Up
• Auto-Glass Fraud Spreading in Southwest?
• Building Your Claim Management Dashboard
• Business, Interrupted
• Coming Soon to a Theater Near You?
• DxCG Introduces Predictive-Modeling Tool
• Gone Litigating
• Leadership in 21st Century Adjusting
• MedRisk Releases Workers' Comp Debit Card
• New Law Protects Repair Shops
• Proxix Solutions Releases Storm-Surge Model
• Questions of Coverage
• Second Quarter Light on Catastrophes
• Speaking Of: Temporary Housing
• Staged Accidents Targeted
• State Funds Fight Against Fraud
• Travelers Settles Asbestos Claims
• TRIA Extension Introduced
• Where There's Smoke, There's Fire
• 9
• AIG Faces Fines
• AIR Updates Hurricane Model
• Allstate Rebuts Stinging Criticism
• Are You a "Go-To" Risk Manager?
• Bridging the Industry
• Critical Failure
• Dismissed But Not Forgotten
• Hailstorm Losses Add Up
• High-Tech Considerations
• I.I.I. Comments on Bridge Collapse
• It's Called Help
• Luxury Car Parts Increase Claim Costs
• Phoning It In
• Progressive's Claim Department Wows Arkansas
• Questions of Coverage
• Scruggs Prosecution Back On
• Speaking Of: New Orleans Flood Litigation
• SPSS Updates Predictive Applications
• Staying Ahead of Fraud
• Technology and Claim Adjusting Examined
• Terrorism Risk Model Released
• The Mold Exclusion
• Up on a Rooftop
• 2008
• 1
• Avoiding the Pitfalls of Late Investigations
• Blog Runner
• Consumers, Insurers, and Ethics
• Creating a High Performance Claim Organization
• DFA Mitigates Risk with ADVISE 4.0
• Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers
• Hurricane Forecasters: "We Were Not Successful"
• Insurance Critic Retires From Congress
• Insurers Targeted for Litigation
• Mitchell Enhances Shop Management
• PIP Faces Reforms
• Poulin-Hugin Improves Predictive Intelligence
• Questions of Coverage
• Signing Off on E-Signatures
• Speaking Of : Workers' Compensation
• What's So Bad About Getting Old(er)?
• Working the Workers' Comp System
• 10
• Checks and Balances
• Considerations for Raising Driver Licensing Age
• Graceful Exits
• Gustav, Ike Make for Busy Month
• Pimped-Out Rides Pose Hazards
• Protecting Adjusters from Fraud Traps
• Speaking Of: Auto Appraisals
• Special Salvage Report
• State Farm: No More Sectioning
• Stepping into the Spotlight
• The Chicken Never Knew What Hit It
• The Face of Catastrophe
• What Happens to AIG Claimants?
• 11
• Bad-Faith "Protections" Increasing Costs?
• CCC Streamlines Police Reports
• Drivers Versus "Podestrians"
• Driving Habits: Like Father, Like Son
• GE Creates New Climate Monitor
• Guy Carp Identifies Hidden Exposures
• It Pays to Be Risk-Oriented
• Litigation Myths
• Looking Beyond the Score
• Making the Most of Subrogation
• NFIP Temporarily Extended
• Plucked Clean
• Protecting Precious Cargo
• Speaking Of : Catastrophe Initiatives
• Stagnant Ratings Attributed to Claims, Pricing
• State Farm Pays Up
• State Versus Federal Regulation
• The Fungus Among Us
• The Laws of Attachment
• The Subprime Meltdown
• TMIC Loses Bad-Faith Appeal
• Virginia Police Befriend Facebook
• When the Smoke Clears
• 12
• A History of "Equal Justice"
• A Progressive Intervention
• Avizent Releases Claims Studio
• Boston Fraudster Indicted
• Business Travelers Beware
• Enforcement and Consequences
• Environmental Forensic Techniques
• Great Expectations
• Losses Mount
• Nice Insurers Finish First
• Oracle Creates Application Integration Pack
• Repair Shop's Friend -- or Foe?
• Speaking Of: Claim Training
• Stitching It Together
• Tech Trends for 2009
• Temporary Housing and Foreclosures
• Thanks, But No Thanks
• The Roof Is on Fire
• Turning over a New Leaf
• Workers' Compensation Premium Fraud
• 2
• Accenture Updates Claims Component
• An Inconvenient Untruth
• Claim Triage
• Collateral Damage
• Confessions of a Bookie
• For Professionals, By Professionals
• Hands for Driving, Not Calling
• Insured Catastrophe Losses Rise Dramatically
• Insurers Ranked by Complaints
• Oh Canada!: Fighting the Fraud Fight
• Pitney Bowes MapInfo Assesses Weather Risk
• Questions of Coverage
• Speaking Of: Insurance Fraud
• Tech Firms Battle Over Patents
• Textile Restoration
• The National Claims Writing Test, Part Two
• Top Fraud Cases Revealed
• TRIA Morphs, Returns for Seven Years
• What Was Toyota Thinking?
• Wind vs. Water Debate Still Awash in Controversy
• 3
• A Dented Relationship
• A New Voice for Ethics
• Automotive Black Boxes
• Black Box Legislation Draws Opposition
• Business Rules for Claim Processing
• Claim Issues Dominate Complaints
• Experiencing Customer Service Firsthand
• Getting Murdered on K Street
• Hall of Shame Inducts New Members
• Hell Hath No Fury
• Independents Left at Altar
• Insurers Told to Pay Up
• No Complaints for Humberto
• NOAA: Expect Fewer Hurricanes
• PCS Breaks Down 2007 Catastrophe Losses
• Scholarship Offered to California Adjusters
• Speaking Of: Claim Practices (Part One)
• Temporary Housing, Full-Time Service
• The Ph.D. for Damage Repairers
• What Triggers Insurance Coverage?
• When It Comes to Claims, Timing Is Everything
• 4
• A Case of Semantics
• Back To Reality
• Bad-Faith Myths
• Beantown Hosts PLRB/LIRB
• But the Show Was a Big Hit!
• Carfax Notes Uptick in Salvaged Vehicles
• Doing More with Less
• Getting It Right with Technology
• Legislation for Safer Roads
• Lightning vs. Artificially Induced Currents
• Misjudgment at the Top
• Questions of Coverage
• Scruggs Dodges Contempt Charges
• Senate Bill Moves Along
• Sounding the Tsunami Alarm
• Speaking Of: Claim Practices (Part Two)
• State Farm Makes the Grade
• Telecommuting and Insurance Issues
• The Value of Bill Review in Workers' Compensation Claims
• Timely Case Reserving
• 5
• Adjusting Mindsets: Will Claim Staff Be Outsourced?
• Allstate Releases Massive McKinsey Report
• Apology Programs
• Back to Basics
• Crime and Trauma Scene Management
• Declaring They're Independents
• Insurance Fraud and Economic Woes
• Insurance Officials Under Fire
• Insurance Web Sites Rated
• Law Firms, Rigsby Sisters Dismissed in Katrina Lawsuits
• Looking for a Backstop
• No Amusement for Park
• Parting Is Such Sweet Sorrow -- NOT!
• Public Adjuster Bill Proposed
• Speaking Of: Claim Technology
• Streamlined for Success
• The Other Side of Loss
• 6
• A Comic Approach
• Are the Stars to Blame?
• Cambridge Adds Legal Tools
• Covering Your Bases
• Disaster Season
• ESIS Develops Analytics in Action
• First-Quarter Catastrophe Claims Hit Insurers Hard
• Good-Faith Law Proposed
• Hurricane Report: Acting in Good Faith
• Hurricane Report: Managing Storm-Season Risks
• Insurity Upgrades Reporting Decisions
• Limiting Bad-Faith Exposure
• Looming Hurricanes Spur Predictions
• New Beginnings
• Publication Demystifies Workers' Comp Law
• Quantifying Loss
• Speaking Of: Legal Briefs
• Supporting a New Generation
• The Art of First Impressions
• The Importance of Being Earnest
• The Plastic Menace?
• When Hail Freezes Over
• Workers' Comp Costs on the Rise
• 7
• All in the Approach
• Auto Glass Claims
• ClaimHub Goes Mobile
• Early Birds Benefit When Paying Injury Claims
• Electrophysics Offers Affordable Infrared
• Fiserv Consolidates, Updates
• Hail Damage Exceeds $200 Million
• In the Rough
• Insurers Held Liable for Business Collapse
• Jackson Named Claim Professional of the Year
• Key Risk Launches Workers' Comp Platform
• Letters and Complaints
• Lifting Weights
• Nanotube Nightmares?
• Speaking Of: Hurricane Preparedness
• The Insurer's Little Black Box
• The Reality of One Percent
• Too Hot for the Road
• Violent Weather Strikes South
• Window Art
• 8
• Adjuster Invents Car Desk
• Amateur Adjuster Hour
• Consequences of Greed
• Gimme Shelter
• Happiness Guaranteed?
• Learning Paths Less Traveled
• Lightning Losses Mount
• Organizations Unite to Combat Fraud
• Property Valuation Tool Goes Online
• Reservation Required
• Speaking Of: Customer Service
• Symbility Upgrades Mobile Claims Software
• The "Global Warming" Insurance Claim
• The Canine Conundrum
• The Rising Tide for Coastal Properties
• Toughbook Gets Tougher
• Travels by Train
• Unfair Claim Settlement Practices
• 9
• B-Ballers Beware
• Build Responsibly
• CATMobile Patrols East Coast
• Defining Distress
• Fewer Miles, Fewer Claims?
• Hood Claims Victory in Mississippi
• Order from Chaos
• Perception Versus Reality
• Proactive Investigations
• Raising Location IQ
• Sifting Through the Ash
• Speaking Of : Medical Fraud
• The Virtues of Vehicle Dynamics
• Third-Party Claims
• What Lies Ahead
• Who's Behind the Helmet?
• Worst Insurer Revealed
• 2009
• 1
• A Mighty Wind
• Early Storm Notification
• Finding the Silver Lining
• Foul Weather
• Record-Setting Season
• Reversing Imminent Brain Drain
• Speaking Of: Expert Witnesses
• The Final Word
• The Road to a Robust ROI
• Top Industry Concerns Divulged
• Vindication for an Industry
• 10
• 11
• 12
• 2
• A Case Study in Arson and Murder
• Cat Fund Falls Short
• Collecting Third-Party Deductibles
• Connecticut Recovers Money
• Driven to Desperation
• P&C Professorship Created
• Practicing What Obama Preaches
• Talent Cultivation
• Turning Up the Heat
• 3
• 2008 Catastrophes to Cost $25.2 Billion
• A Look at Legacy Claim System Replacement
• Are UFOs Covered?
• Brazen Fraud
• Coverage Clues
• Data Mart Provides Analytics
• Eternal Vigilance
• Explosive Situations
• Fencing in Long-Tail Claims
• Flying Under the Radar
• Hail Storm Losses
• Insurers, Adjusters Face Scrutiny
• It's Not Just Technology
• Lessons from a Little Guy
• Mergers and Acquisitions
• Mitchell Releases Auto Repair Software
• Sequoia Mitigates Claim Outcomes
• Speaking Of: Auto Arson
• Spies Among Us
• Spring Break
• The Future for Litigation Management
• The Role of Biomechanics
• The Tao of Driving Style
• Travelers Tees Up Golf Course Claims
• Winter Weather Worries
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• 5
• 6
• 7
• 8
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• April 2009
• A Black Carpet Affair
• A Disturbing Diagnosis
• Bluetooth Giveaway to Keep Accidents at Bay
• Claim Issues Dominate Complaints
• Data Digging
• In the Pink of Corporate Health
• Looking for the Sign
• Out of Harm's Way
• Saving Through Subrogation
• The Three-Day Drying Myth
• The Whole Truth
• Year in Review: Cyclones, Man-Made CATs
• AUGUST 2009
• Aftermarket Parting Sorrows
• Calif. Plan to Downgrade Crimes Opposed
• Coming Out in the Wash
• Hitting the ESC Button
• Hospitality 101
• Just in Time
• Managing e-Discovery Costs
• Messing with Mother Nature
• Nationwide Settles Class Action
• Nature and Nurture
• P&C Industry to Congress: No Oversight Needed
• Speaking Of: Technology Implementation
• The Depth of Suffering
• DECEMBER
• DECEMBER 2009
• Accenture and Guidewire Duke It Out -- Again
• Emerging Technology Trends
• Flu Cases Could Spur Homeowners' Claims
• Health Care on Hold
• Insurance Fraud Hall of Shame
• Legal Year in Review
• Lost Business Income 101
• Measuring Success
• No Reservations
• NY No-Fault Claim Costs Climb
• Speaking Of: Executive Management
• Tiny Objects, Big Concerns
• JULY 2009
• Drugs in the Home
• Objets d'Art
• Processing Product Liability Claims
• Recreational Boating Claims
• Send in the Reinforcements
• Spanning Silos
• Speaking Of: SIU Outsourcing
• The ACE Awards
• The Risk of Non-Risk Management
• JUNE 2009
• Aftermarket Parts Back in the Spotlight
• Auto Theft Simmers Despite Hotbeds
• Bloggers, Beware
• Crafting Corporate Policy
• Financial Storm Warnings
• Plant Poisoning Claims Sprout Up
• Recording the Big Bang
• Severe Storms Here to Stay
• Speaking Of: Executive Comeback
• Steel Horses
• Storm Season 2009
• The Grim Walls of China
• Uncertain Times
• May 2009
• An American Dream Deferred
• BPO Basics
• Child Support Lien Enforcement
• Designation Envy
• Do Insurers Have Constitutional Rights?
• Emerging Transformed
• Prevent and Contain
• Raising Your Right Hand
• Speaking Of: Career Paths
• Splintered Reactions to Regulation
• Splitting Hairs
• The Value of Intelligence
• Time to Reboot
• What's Happening?
• When Pirates Attack
• NOVEMBER 2009
• All Aboard
• Conference Preview: ISOTECH 2009
• Deer-Vehicle Collisions Leap 18 Percent
• Defense Cost Reimbursement
• Earthquake Damage Assessments
• Effective Claim Audits
• Handle with Care
• Katrina Ruling Creates Uncertainty
• Mind Your Metals
• Reducing Legal Claim Costs
• Roadside Death Tolls Will Be Posted
• Speaking Of: Subrogation
• State Beat
• Staying Prepared
• Taming Contents Claims
• The Case for Collectivism
• OCTOBER 2009
• Allstate Broadens Self-Service Options
• Are Claim Tech Initiatives Waning?
• Baring Its Teeth
• Bogged Down
• Catastrophe Claim Expectations
• Economy Affecting Salvage Parts Use
• Handling Construction-Defect Claims
• Insurance for Any Given Sunday
• Lessons from the Froeschle Murder
• NICB: Suspicious Claims Surging
• Salary Survey 2009
• Salvage Air Bags
• Speaking Of: Education & Training
• State Beat - Fraud Roundup
• The BPM Buzz
• The Cool Factor
• When Man and Machine Collide
• SEPTEMBER 2009
• Customer Is King
• Decoding Hammer Letters
• Finding the Right Words
• Fraud and Justice
• It's Not Easy Being Green
• No Love for Gangsters
• Nullifying Anti-Steering Law a "Hard Sell"
• Putting the Brakes on Texting
• Quantifying Moisture Exposure
• Ruthless Objectivity
• Speaking Of: Market Conduct Exams
• The Front Line of Defense
• Thunderstorms Top First-Half Catastrophes
• Ward's Top 50 List Replaces 16 Companies
• Wheeling and Stealing
• Test Issue
• Article One
• 2010
• APRIL 2010
• Analytics and Claim Fraud
• Changing Careers in a Recession
• Ensuring Data Integrity
• Florida's Chinese Drywall Woes Persist as FEMA Denies Aid
• Let the Speculation Begin
• Licensing Restoration Professionals
• Snowstorm Losses Could Top $350 Million
• Speaking Of: Anti-Texting Laws
• State Beat April 2010
• Supplemental Auto Liability Insurance
• Technical Notebook: Hydrostatic Lock
• Teen Driving: Girls Behaving Badly
• The "Yeah, But" Kid Meets the Grand Inquisitor
• Tiger Versus Dave
• Understanding Made-Whole Doctrines
• AUGUST 2010
• A Call to ARM
• ACE in the Hole
• Agent/Claim Dynamic Duos
• Business Intelligence Measures
• Evaluating Adjuster Performance
• June Losses Top $200 Million
• NFIP Extended to Sept. 30th
• Nine New P&C Companies Join List of Top Performers
• Speaking Of: Independent Adjusting
• Technical Notebook: Evidence Retention and Event Data Recorders
• The Deepwater Spill: Coverage Analysis
• The Designated-Premises Endorsement
• Ticking Time Bombs
• U.S. Auto Theft: Downward Spiral Continues
• What Will Darryl Do?
• Working the Spill
• FEBRUARY 2010
• Are You Twittering or Frittering?
• Avoiding Hard Landings
• Chinese Drywall Lawsuit Filed Against 14 Insurers
• Despite All Obstacles
• Earning the AIC
• Fraud Spikes as Resources Dwindle
• Fraud Triage Programs
• GEICO Adjusters Ruled Exempt from Overtime Pay
• Hidden Risks of Green Buildings
• Homeowner Claim Satisfaction Still Lagging
• Navigating Commercial Building Losses
• Search-and-Rescue Operations
• Speaking Of: Going Green
• Under Pressure
• Wrath of Old Man Winter
• JANUARY 2010
• 2010 Storm Signals, With Caveats
• A Tale of Two Seasons
• Active Occupancy
• Conference Preview: Go With the Wind
• Crisis Is Opportunity
• More Than a Mentor
• Putting Procedures in Writing
• Sharing Is Caring
• Speaking Of: Risk Management
• State Beat Roundup
• Study: Chinese Drywall and Corrosion Linked
• Succession Planning
• Technical Notebook: Tire Failures
• The Claim Transformation Journey
• Verdict May Reduce Frivolous PIP Lawsuits
• JULY 2010
• ACE Snapshot: A Claim Professional Par Excellence
• Experts Predict Memorable 2010 Hurricane Season
• Making a Bad Call
• NICB Raises Eyebrow at Hail Storm Losses
• Nine Geezers and a Pendulum
• Rules of Engagement
• Smoke and Soot Losses
• Speaking Of: Property Certifications
• Subrogation Trends in 2010
• Taking It Personally
• Trimming E-Discovery Costs
• Wind Versus Water Versus Oil
• JUNE 2010
• AAA and Travel Channel Name Worst Drivers
• Avoiding the Slick
• Consider the Customer, Allstate VP Advises
• Disaster Season Is Here
• Divining Bodily Injury Claims
• Ensuring Auto Claim Compliance
• Finding Common Ground
• Handling Specialty Contents Claims
• I.I.I.: Oil Rig Losses Insured Up to $1.4 Billion
• Ma Nature's Next Hissy Fit
• Measuring for Meaning
• Nashville Flood Damage Hits a Billion Dollars
• Off the Couch, In the Frying Pan for Fraudsters
• Questionable Claims Up 46 Percent
• Recession-Proof Your Career
• Speaking Of: Academic Excellence
• When Bugs Bite
• MARCH 2010
• CDOI Commissioner's Cousin Faces Fraud Charges
• Claims at Its Core
• Construction-Defect Claims
• Everybody Hates Workers' Comp
• Fit to Print
• Fraud Still Rearing Its Ugly Head
• Home Insurance Claims: The Uninvited Guest
• Lessons in Licensing
• Litigation Management
• Mutual Misgivings
• Optimizing Medical Claim Processing
• P&C Insurers Criticized for Talent Recruitment Efforts
• Speaking Of: PIP Abuse
• Stars in IT Initiatives
• The Politics of Shoveling
• The Toyota Recall
• Transforming Claim Departments
• Winter Storm Losses Adding Up
• MAY 2010
• "Above Average" 2010 Hurricane Season Likely
• 14th Annual ACE Conference Preview
• Behind the Scenes
• Construction Defects and CGL Coverage
• Delay, Deny, Defend
• Independents Into the Mist?
• Insurance Industry Hiring Outlook Brightens?
• NOAA Weather Satellite Opens Its Eyes
• No-Fault Auto Fraud on the Rise
• Speaking Of: Independent Adjusting
• Temp Housing Alternatives
• The Difference Between Defect and Failure
• Tricks of the Trade
• What Teens Should Know About Insurance
• Winding It Up
• jsjs
• Lead Generation
• Log In
• Marine Directory
• Media Kit
• Media Kit Download
• News
• 2005
• 10
• 'Cost of Compliance' Included in Most Flood Insurance
• AIR, EQECAT Vary in Wilma Estimates
• Big "I" Approves of Senate Looking at Flood Program
• GE Insurance Solutions Examines TRIA Consequences
• Guy Carpenter: Wilma Makes Florida Landfall
• Institutes Extend Exams for Students Affected by Hurricanes
• Katrina Class Action Suit Filed Against AIG
• Low Marks for Insurance Companies Following Hurricanes
• NICB Launches Service to Identify Flood-Damaged Vehicles
• RAND Study Says TRIA Effective
• RMS Increases Loss Estimate for Wilma
• RMS Profiles "Super Catastrophes"
• RMS, Jane's Information Group: Global Terrorism Activity Doubled Last Year
• Single Deductible for Fireman's Fund Claimants
• Texas DOI Granted Restraining Order Against Allstate
• Toll-Free Number Helps Hurricane Victims Contact Insurers
• Tropical Storm Tammy Materializes Off Eastern Florida Coast
• Tropical Storm Wilma Puts 2005 in Record Book
• U.S. RE Proposes Program to Replace TRIA
• Wilma Ramps Up to Cat 5 Strength -- Guy Carpenter
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• Allstate Examines Teen Driving
• Big "I" Releases Flood Reform Agenda
• Caliber Collision Hires Hovis as President
• Crawford Swarms Wilma's Aftermath
• Deer Keep Midwest Auto Adjusters Busy
• FEMA Suspends Lines of Credit
• GAB Robins Hires New President and CEO
• GEICO Pursues Restitution from Maryland Auto Thieves
• Guy Carpenter Summarizes Wilma's Impact
• Headaches Common at Colonial Life
• Hurricane Victims Turning to Public Adjusters?
• Hurricanes Impact Homeowners' Insurance Satisfaction
• IDP Releases Claim-It
• Industry Gets Into "Fighting Shape"
• ISO: $4.7 Billion for Insured Property Losses for Rita
• ISO: Insured Losses Hit $40.8 Billion for 2005
• Louisiana Autos Crushed by Progressive
• Louisiana Senate Passes Flooded Vehicles Bill
• MQVP Hires Hansen as New Business Director
• New CEO for First Choice Solutions
• Nova Construction Joins DKI
• P/C Insurers Expected to Pay Wilma Victims $6.1 Billion
• Poll Reveals Concerns Over Mold
• Zalma Updates Fraud Letter
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• 2006 Association Directory Goes Live!
• Above-Average Hurricane Season Predicted for 2006
• Actuarial Analysis Supports TRIA Extension
• AutoOne Launches NY Claim Services
• Casualty Actuarial Society: Coastal Areas Must Prepare for Hurricanes
• IIHS Recognizes 2006's Safest Autos
• IRC Study: Homeowners' Profitability Overestimated
• NOAA Declares Hawaii Tsunami-Ready
• Online "Contents Calculator" Available from Kemper
• PCI Names Top Stories of 2005
• PCI Sounds Off on La. Flooded Vehicles Bill
• Safety Belt Use Increasing in Most States
• State Farm Releases Annual Vehicle Insurance Ratings
• Symbility Patent Infringement Lawsuit Dismissed
• Thieves Caught Profiting from Reconstruction Efforts
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• Alabama DOI Creates Agency to Speed Service
• Artists Join Effort to Find Housing for Hurricane Victims
• Bacteria biggest N.O. water problem, mold next
• Disaster Kleenup International Responds to Katrina
• Energy Sector Could Spur Claims
• Guy Carp Talks Rita
• Guy Carpenter Summarizes Hurricane Katrina
• Guy Carpenter Updates Flood Maps in Katrina-Affected Areas
• Hurricane Hotline Reports Some Disturbing Trends
• Hurricane Insurance Information Center Opens
• Hurricane Ophelia Getting Closer
• I.I.I. Answers Common Katrina Questions
• IASIU Spotlights Interviewing and Interrogating
• Increased Terrorism Risk in U.S.?
• Insurance Fraud Letter Updated
• Louisiana DOI Issues Early Damage Estimates
• Mississippi DOI Asks for Assistance and Patience with Claims
• Modeling Firm Pegs Rita at $3-$6 Billion
• National Flood Insurance Program Responds to Victims' Needs
• Passport Health Vaccinates Adjusters
• PLRB Conference Moved to Atlanta
• Rita Expected to Top $4 Billion
• Rita Grazes Cuba and Florida, Enters Gulf
• RMS Increases Insured Loss Estimate for Hurricane Katrina
• RMS Updates Katrina Losses
• Showdown Inevitable between Adjusters, Insureds?
• Study Shows Most Seat/Head Restraints Inadequate
• 2006
• 1
• A New Look for e-News
• AAA Advocates for Tougher Teen Driver Laws
• AIR Releases Winter Storm Model
• Annual Calendar of Events Updated
• Aon Severs Ties to Iran
• Educational Resources Directory Updated
• Erie Ranks High in Satisfaction
• Feds See TRIA 10-Year Cost at $1.5 Billion
• Former Adjuster Faces 82 Years in Prison, Fines
• Former FEMA Director Pushes for National Cat Fund
• Fraud of the Week: Pulling a Fast One
• Fraud of the Week: Theft by Deception
• Guy Carp Releases Summary of Man-Made Catastrophes
• IIABA Deems Terrorism Backstop Study Worthwhile
• IIHS Studies Rear-End Crash Protection in SUVs, Pickups
• IIHS: Most SUV Seat/Head Restraints Inadequate
• Industry CEOs Address Catastrophe Risks
• Insurance Fraud Letter Marks Ninth Year
• Insurers Pay Record Amount of Catastrophe Claims in 2005
• IRC: One in Three California Auto Claims Contain Fraud
• IRC: One in Three California Auto Claims Fraudulent
• IRC: Policyholders Unsure of Deductible-Premium Relationship
• ISO Service Analyzes Catastrophe Risk
• Legal Billing Review Goes High Tech
• Lloyd's Calls for End to Trade Barriers Post-Katrina
• Louisiana Hurricane Claims Soak Up 25 Years of Premiums
• Louisiana, Mississippi Insurers Face Record Losses
• Million-Dollar Fine Assessed Against Farmers Insurance
• Mississippi Claim Payments Equal 17 Years of Premiums
• NAIC Studies Insurance Complaints
• NAMIC: Proposed Calif. Reinsurance Regulations "Burdensome"
• Nationwide: Visit Mechanic from Living Room
• Ohio Consumers File Salvage Suit Against State Farm, Car Dealers
• PCI Examines Elements of CAT Fund Proposal
• St. Paul Travelers Loses Asbestos Decision
• TyMetrix 360° Adds Features
• Used Car Lots Flooded with Salvaged Vehicles?
• USG Emerges from Asbestos Claims
• Ward Helps Compare Claim Operations
• Washington State Moves Ahead with Road Rage Bill
• Wausau Studies Workers' Comp Claim Costs, Lost Productivity
• Wausau Studies Workers' Comp Claim Expenses
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• 05-Breaking News Thermography Service Offered By Chubb
• 09-Breaking News Paul Davis Tops List
• 10-Breaking News HR 5441
• 10-Insurers Going Green
• 11-Hi Tech GPS Tracking Tool Locates Stolen Cars
• 11-News 1 HR 5441
• 11-News 2 Presidents Working Group Studies Terrorism Risk
• 11-News 3 Insurers Going Green
• 11-News 4 California Comp Benefits
• 12-hartford home cooking
• 16- Breaking News Guy Carp Reports on Hawaiin Quake
• 16-FEMA Revises Appeals Process for NFIP
• 18- News 1 Crawford Pays Up
• 18- News 2 FEMA Revises Appeals Process for NFIP Policyholders
• 18- News 3 Workers Comp Not Working
• 18-FOW Women and FEMA Fraud
• 18-Hi Tech ISO Adds Claim Standardization Codes
• 18-News 4 The Hartford Studies Home Cooking
• 19-Surprise Snowstorm Results
• 20-Breaking News Congress Double Dipping Farmers
• 20-Breaking News State Farm List Top States for Deer Collisions
• 25-Are Insurers Liable for Diminution of Value After Accident
• 25-Feature 1 FOW Dimming Beacon of Workers Comp
• 25-Feature 2 Paul Davis Featured on Dr.Phil and DIY to The Rescue
• 25-High Tech Getting Tough, Panasonic Style
• 25-Minorities Face Stacked Deck in New Orleans
• 25-News 1 Surprise Snowstorm Results in 5000 Claims
• 25-News 2 Farmers Double Dip Congress
• 25-News 3 State Farm Lists Top States for Deer Collisions
• 25-News 4 Four Companies Settle Asbestos Claim
• 26-Hawaiian Earthquake Losses Estimated at
• 27-Allstate Studies Vehicle Repair Program
• 27-Breaking News System Automates Claim Assigning and Dispatching
• 30-clickclaims technology
• 31-FOW Totaled Recall
• 31-High Tech System Automates Claim Assigning and Dispatching
• 31-News 1 Minorities Face Stacked Deck in New Orleans
• 31-News 2 Wildfire Expected to Produce Minimal Claims
• 31-News 3 Earthquake Damage Fails to Reach Catastrophic Designation
• 31-News 4 Are Insurers Liable for Diminution of Value After Accident
• Courts Continue State Farm Investigation
• Equipment Theft Tool Lights Way
• Fraud of the Week: 12 Health Workers Arrested for Insurance Fraud
• ISO Adds Claim Standardization Codes to A-PLUS Service
• President's Working Group Studies Terrorism Risk
• Progressive Studies Crash Statistics
• The Top Ten Most Vulnerable to Hurricanes
• Zalma Updates Fraud Resource Letter
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• AIR Worldwide Updates CLASIC/2
• Allstate Targeted By Lawsuits
• Allstate Wins a Battle, Still Faces Claim-Processing Allegations
• Catastrophe Data Now Easier To Export
• ChoicePoint Introduces Auto Insurance Verification Tool
• Claims Magazine, Highline Media Acquired
• Comair Insurer Faces Claims for Crash
• Cybersettle Wins Patent Infringement Suit
• Former Claim Executive Launches Advising Firm
• Fraud of the Week: A Real Barn Burner
• Fraud of the Week: Adjuster Funnels Funds Through Choir
• Fraud of the Week: Settled Case Costs Doc $150k
• Fraud of the Week: The Insider
• Gone in Sixty Seconds Eh?
• Guidewire Updates ClaimCenter System
• Insurance Forces Clash Over Role in Catastrophes
• La. Recovery Program Seeks Carrier Info
• Mississippi Attorney General Speaks Out Again
• Mitigation, Subsidies Favored Most by Coastal Residents
• Northwest Flooding Raises Questions
• NSPII Conference Report: A Legal Update
• NSPII Conference: Discovery Requests, Vexatious Refusal to Pay Among Hot Topics
• Overruled: Claim Adjusters Denied Overtime
• RMS: Expect Bigger, Stronger Hurricanes
• Study: Claim Management Vital to Insurers' Health
• Third-Quarter Losses Take Nosedive
• Tulsa Tops List of Hail-Prone Cities
• Water Damage Exclusion Ruled Ambiguous in Louisiana
• WTC Replacement Costs Disputed
• Zalma Updates Fraud Newsletter
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• Active Hurricane Season Predicted for 2007
• Alaska Cracks Down on Fraud
• CAIF Releases Insurance Fraud Hall of Shame
• Experian: 45 Percent of Katrina Vehicles Have Washed Titles
• FEMA Ordered to Reinstate Disaster Housing Assistance
• Fraud of the Week: Fraud Ring Busted in N.C.
• Fraud of the Week: Working the Workers' Comp System
• Government Funds Used to Dispute WTC Claims?
• Guy Carpenter Summarizes Flooding
• Guy Carpenter Summarizes Northwest Flooding
• RMS Publishes New Orleans Flood Risk Report
• Scene Genesis Introduces Partner Program
• SIMSOL Releases Program Update
• SIMSOL Releases Software Update
• Survey: Should Christians File Auto Claims?
• Tort Costs slowed in '05
• Tulsa Tops List of Hail-Prone Cities
• Water Damage Exclusion Ruled Ambiguous in Louisiana
• Web Site Helps Fight Insurance Fraud
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• 14-NEWS Best Pricing Study
• 14-NEWS IBHS Strategic Plan
• 14-NEWS senate votes more flood funds
• 14-TECH ThermaPure
• 14-Wash fraud brueau
• 14-Winter Storm Socks East Coast
• 15-FEMA-state disaster insurance
• 15-La Superdome Recovery
• 16-Injured Veterans Return
• 17-GEICO Hiring Adjusters in Tucson
• 21-Colorado Debates Insurance Data Reporting Bill
• 21-FOW Fla auto ins fraud
• 21-House Legislation Increase NFIP
• 21-Louisiana flood water mark
• 21-NEWS FEMA disaster ins
• 21-NEWS Injured Vets Return
• 21-NEWS Katrina CAT Plan Lessons
• 21-NEWS La. Superdome Recovers
• 21-TECH VersaInk
• 22-California Beefs Up Workers
• 22-University of Michigan
• 23-FEMA by the numbers
• 27-Farmers sues glass co
• 27-Flood Reform in Spring
• 28-FEAT PLRB conf
• 28-FOW Farmers sues glass co
• 28-NEWS FEMA by the Numbers
• 28-NEWS Flood Reform in Spring
• 28-NEWS La Watermarks
• 28-NEWS motorcyclists
• 28-Swiss Re cat report
• 28-TECH adjuster modules
• Acxiom Offers Fraud, Risk Prevention
• Aon Urges Caution as Muhammad Cartoon Protests Rise
• Asbestos Bill Nears Zero Hour
• AUGIE Lets Tech Users Sound Off
• Big "I" Praises Senate's NFIP Extension
• Crawford Addresses Workers' Comp Challenges
• Ferry Sinks in Red Sea; Hull Insured for $50 Million
• Flood Mandate Out of NAIC Plan
• Fraud of the Week: Birds of a Feather Flock Together
• Fraud of the Week: Chiropractor Gets into Hot Water
• Guy Carp Offers Flood Map Tool
• I.I.I. Examines Biggest Risks in 2006
• IBHS Adopts New Strategic Plan
• IIABA Deems Terrorism Backstop Study Worthwhile
• Insurers Battle U.S. Asbestos Bill
• Louisiana DOI Commissioner Resigns
• Majority of Homeowner and Vehicle Claims in La., Miss. Settled?
• Million-Dollar Fine Assessed Against Farmers Insurance
• Public Adjusters Open Settled Hurricane Claims
• Public Adjusters Re-open Settled Hurricane Claims
• Senate to Vote on Asbestos Bill
• ServiceMaster Acquires InStar Services
• States Beef Up Seat Belt Laws
• TRIA Extension Debated
• Virginia Launches Anti-Fraud TV Ads
• Zalma Updates Fraud Resource
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• 08-NEWS iihs study
• 08-NEWS IRC PIP study
• 08-NEWS Minnesota no fault reform
• 08-NEWS Miss 180 day limit
• 08-TECH cFluent
• 09-Zalma subrigation
• 10-Texas insurer repair shop
• 13-NAIC climate change task force
• 14-Midwest tornado damage
• 15-FOW
• 15-NEWS Jacko
• 15-NEWS midwest tornado claims
• 15-NEWS NAIC climate task force
• 15-NEWS Silicosis Claim
• 15-St. Paul golf safety
• 15-Task Force Recommends Fixes For Florida Insurance Market
• 15-TECH TurboDryers
• 16-Louisiana Farm Bureau Receives Huge Rate Increase
• 20-Australia Hit with Katrina
• 22-Aon Re cat study
• 22-FRAUD OF THE WEEK
• 22-ISO NICB antifraud tool
• 22-NEWS Australia cyclone
• 22-NEWS Fla task forcel
• 22-NEWS La. Farm Bureau Rate Increase
• 22-NEWS MQVP
• 22-TECH PMSI risk mgmt sys
• 23-RMS view of hurricane rates
• 23-Top Ten Least
• 27-PCI Resists Oklahoma Salvage Bill
• 28-Virginia Curtails Fraud Activity
• 28-wash fraud bureau
• 29-FOW three car collision
• 29-NEWS Hurricanes Increase Losses
• 29-NEWS Okla Salvage Bill
• 29-NEWS top 10 cars
• 29-NEWS Va fraud activity
• 29-TECH antifraud tools
• 30-Florida Auto No
• 30-long term terror risk
• 31-Insure U
• CPCU Society Reveals Ethics Survey Results
• IIHS Tests Midsize Cars
• IRC: Good News, Bad News for Florida PIP Claims
• Michigan Receives $7.8 Million Settlement from AIG
• Mississippi Suspends 180-day Claim Deadline
• NAIC Releases Annual Report
• PCI Study: No-Fault Reform Needed in Minnesota
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• """""""Most Severe Storm Ever" Hits Australia
• Actuaries Estimate Potential Terrorism Costs
• AIR President: Exposure Growth Main Driver of Cat Losses
• Allstate Files Notice of Appeal
• Bad-Faith Legislation in Louisiana "Very Destructive"?
• Big "I" Wants Long-Term Terror Risk Answer
• California Seeks Refunds from Hartford
• Claims Training Services Offers Bad Faith Course
• Consumers Clam up on Auto Claims
• Court Rules Insurer's Water Damage Exclusion Valid, Enforceable
• Crawford Recognized by Insurance Education Association
• CSC Rolls Out Riskmaster X
• Customer Service Pays Off for "Nice" NJ Insurance Company
• Equipment Theft Newsletter Available Online
• First-Quarter Catastrophe Losses Decrease
• Florida Auto No-Fault Claim Costs Climb
• Florida's Spring Cleaning Sweeps Up Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: Excess Decay in the Dentist's Office
• Fraud of the Week: Prison Guard Gets Comp Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: Pro Football Player Scores Workers' Comp
• Fraud of the Week: Top 10 Fraudsters Named in Texas
• GAB Robins Offers New Claim Management Software
• Guy Carp Reports on Midwest Tornado Damage
• Guy Carp Reports on Severe Tennessee Storms
• Hilb Rogal & Hobbs Offers Catastrophe Alert Plan
• Hilb Rogal Hobbs Offers Catastrophe Alert Plan
• IIABA Selects President, Vice President
• Industry Responds to Hood's Nazi Comparisons
• Industry to Report 2005 Profit Increase, but ...
• ISO Battles Escalating Claim Costs
• Miss. Court Rules Insurer's Water Damage Exclusion Valid, Enforceable
• Most Severe Storm Ever Hits Australia
• NAIC Schools Consumers on Insurance
• NAMIC: Alaska Unfair Claim Settlement Bill Unnecessary
• NER Launches Insurance Agency Partner Program
• New York: Commit Auto Fraud, Lose Your Car
• Oklahoma City Bombing: Eleven Years Later
• Phony Hurricane Claims Hit Crescent City
• ReAdvisory Measures Hurricane Strength
• San Francisco Earthquake Centennial Commemorated
• SRS Cooks Up Restaurant Claim Study
• Study: Cell Phones Biggest Distraction to Drivers
• Texas Hail Results in Large Losses
• Top 10 Fraud Offenders Named in Texas
• TSR Releases 2006 Hurricane Forecasts
• Washington State Establishes Fraud Bureau
• World Meteorological Organization Retires Hurricane Names from 2005
• Zalma's Insurance Fraud Letter Available Online
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• 17-NEWS3 On the job injuries
• 17-NEWS4 NY atuo fraud
• 18-WEATHER1 Sumner County Twisters for Claims Magazine F
• 18-WEATHER2 Partnership Article F
• 18-WEATHER3 enews2 F
• 18-WEATHER4 cushioning against effects
• 18-WTC Insurance Coverage
• 19-Louisiana Judge
• 22-NOAA hurricane prediction
• 22-RMS hurricane model
• 23-Scene Genesis Links Claim Systems
• 23-Uncommon Wisdom on Use of Insurance Claims Experts
• 24-FOW Mass bike scheme
• 24-NEWS1 WTC Janitorial Firm
• 24-NEWS2 La storm surge
• 24-NEWS3 hurricane Predictions NOAA
• 24-NEWS4 InsureNet
• 24-NJ fraud seminar
• 24-TECH subrogation online
• 25-FEMA Fraud in Florida
• 25-Tropical Cyclone Larry Offers Lessons for U
• 30-RIMS Survey
• 30-Valen Creates Predictive Analytics Solution
• 31-AIR Worldwide Updates Catastrophe Risk
• 31-FOW Workers comp
• 31-NEWS1 asbestos
• 31-NEWS2 Flood Reform Bill
• 31-NEWS3 benchmark survey RIMS
• 31-NEWS4 Zalma Ins Claim Experts
• 31-TECH Scene Genesis
• Accuweather.com Forecasts Upcoming Hurricane Season
• Actuaries Submit Terror Risk Analysis to President
• AIA Launches Insurance Modernization Site
• AIR Cautions Against Near-Term View of Hurricane Risk
• AIR President: Exposure Growth Main Driver of Cat Losses
• AIR Site Easier to Navigate
• Aon Adds Earthquake Viewing Guide to Cat Modeling
• Are You an Incredible Aspiring Adjuster?
• AXA Art Insurance Offers Reward for Missing Artworks
• Bad-Faith Legislation in Louisiana "Very Destructive"?
• Doctors Dish on Worst On-the-Job Injuries
• FEMA Still Working on Rita Recovery
• Fla. Reenacts PIP/No-Fault Law
• Florida's Spring Cleaning Sweeps Up Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: Heart of Glass
• Fraud of the Week: One Wreck of a Scheme
• Fraud of the Week: Top 10 Perps Named in Texas
• Guy Carpenter Launches Electronic Claims File Initiative
• Insurance Leaders Discuss TRIA, State Regulation
• InsureNet Helps Track Uninsured Vehicles
• IntegriClaim Updated to Include User-Requested Features
• IRC Study: One in Four NYC PIP Claims Has Fraud
• New Orleans' Mayor Unveils Evacuation Plan
• NICB Ranks Auto Theft Hot Spots
• Owens Corning Pays $5.2 Billion to Settle Asbestos Claims
• Progressive Speeds Up Auto Claim Service
• Restoring Artwork After Rita
• Vermont Cracks the Fraud Whip
• Where the Auto Thefts Are
• Who's Not Buckling Up?
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• Adjusting Claims of Faith
• Alberto Ushers in Tropical Storm Season
• Audatex Cuts Collision Repair Time
• Big Brother Monitors Risky Driving Behaviors
• CE Credits From the Comfort of Your Own Desk
• Consumer Reports: No Standards for Credit Scoring
• Cunningham Lindsey Offers Cat Courses
• Faking It on the Gulf Coast
• Flood Program Approved for Overhaul
• Flooding Devastates Northeast U.S.
• Forensic Specialists Directory Updated
• Fraud of the Week: Family that Frauds Together, Stays Together
• Fraud of the Week: Florida's Costliest Scams
• Fraud of the Week: Nip/Tuck Here, Workers' Comp Fraud There
• Fraud of the Week: Oh, My Aching Back!
• Fraud of the Week: Swoop and Squat
• Hartford: Debit and Forget It
• House Reps Call for Terrorism Insurance Evaluation
• IIHS Side-Impact Study Names Top Two Cars
• ISO Updates Condo Replacement Cost Estimates
• It Takes a Thief, According to Paul Davis
• Katrina Loss Keeps Flood Program In the Red
• Landrieu: Nobody's Ready for 'the Big One'
• Louisiana Insurers Urged to Pay Claims or Be Fined
• NAIC Revs its Engine
• NAMIC Focuses on Insurance Politics
• NAMIC Rebuts Credit-Scoring Findings
• NAMIC Still On Cat Fund Fence
• New Rules for Adjusters?
• Online Flood Course Offers CE Credits
• Picciotto to Keynote CPCU's Annual Meeting
• Study: Global Warming Fueled 2005 Hurricane Season
• Study: The Hotter the Waters, the More Severe the Hurricanes
• Survey Says: Online Manners Matter
• Teen Drivers Enter Deadliest Driving Months
• The Climate, It Is A-Changin'
• The Speed of Sound
• Uninsured Drivers Still Behind the Wheel
• Wacky Claims: Cows, and Squirrels, and Buffalo, Oh My!
• Who's Got the Hottest Wheels?
• Workers Concerned About Wrong Kind of Injuries
• Workers' Comp Insurers Lose U.S. Bankruptcy Ruling
• 7
• 2006 Claims Software Directory Updated
• Adjusters Headed to Hawaii?
• Best Practices Research: Claim Outsourcing Popular
• CAA: Don't iPod and Drive
• Calif. Tops Nation in Chopper Theft
• California Fire Losses Still a Minor Insurance Item
• Climate Not a Factor in Mold Risk
• David Morse & Associates Acquires ISAC
• Disaster Business-Interruption Training Offered
• Disaster Commission Gains Support
• Expert: "Average" Hurricane Season Shaping Up in Atlantic
• Fraud of the Week: (Busted) Pipe Dream
• Fraud of the Week: Playing Doctor
• Fraud of the Week: What's in a Name? Sometimes a New Identity.
• Habitat and Big "I" Raise the Roof
• IASA Conference Announces Call for Papers
• In the "Line" of Fire
• In the Line of Fire
• Insurance Set Blessed with the Gift of Gab
• Louisiana Extends Insureds' Right to Litigate Claims
• Low-Exposure Claim Processing Tools Offered in Cyberspace
• Major Commercial Claim Settled in New Orleans
• Mobile Motormouths, Drunk Drivers Equally Distracted
• New Flood Elevation Report Available Online
• NY Comptroller: Pay WTC Claims or Else
• Post-Katrina Wind vs. Flood Saga Continues
• Second-Quarter Cat Claims Total $3.7 Billion
• Second-Quarter Cat Claims Total $3.7B
• Study Deduces Top 10 Mold Risk States
• Study: Look to Climate for Western U.S. Wildfire Forecast
• Top Performing Insurance Companies Named for 2006
• Tropical Depression Expected to Reach Storm Status
• Typhoon Makes Way Through Pacific
• Workers' Comp Costs on the Rise
• 8
• Aon Forms Intelligence Unit
• Arbitration Forums Offers Electronic Subrogation
• Busted Adjuster Sent to Slammer
• Companies Prepare for Hurricanes with Emergency Response Units
• Crawford and Company Acquires Third-Party
• Credit History Scores: An Underwriting Tool
• Disaster Commission Gains Support
• Ernesto All Bark, No Bite
• Ernesto Fluctuates Between Tropical Storm, Hurricane
• Ernesto Not Done; Storm Tours East Coast
• Family Fraud in the Heartland
• Fraud of the Week: A 'Grand' Scheme
• Fraud of the Week: An Inside Job
• Fraud of the Week: Bustin' the Fuzz
• Fraud of the Week: Watch Your Back if You Say it's Hurt
• GAB Robins Adopts Xactimate Software
• GEICO Holds Open House for Job Candidates
• Insurer Wins in Katrina Case
• Insurers Sued Over Casino's Katrina Claim
• Investigative Firm Digs Up Dirt
• ISO Acquires Xactware
• It's Official: Ernesto First 2006 Hurricane
• J.D. Powers: Claim-Handling Practices Vital to Satisfaction
• Keep Focus On Comp Reform, Exec Urges
• Lame-Duck Debby Spins Wheels in Atlantic
• Looking Back: Claims' Perspective on Hurricane Andrew
• Louisiana Katrina P/C Claims Accrue
• Louisiana Updates Katrina Claim Statistics
• Majority of Katrina Homeowners' Claims Settled
• Mississippi Dedicated to Settling Katrina Claims
• New IIHS Crash Test Results
• Notice Required for Event Data Recorders
• One Year Later, Most Reinsurers Able to Meet Claim Obligations
• One-Third of Gulf Coast Residents Will Not Evacuate
• Pulling the Plug on Equipment Theft
• Safer Cars, Not Drivers, Drop Death Rates
• Summer Months Hot for Home Break-Ins, ID Theft
• Temp Housing Directory Updated for 2006
• Top Auto Insurance Sites Ranked
• Top Drugs Listed for Workers' Compensation Claims
• Trial Lawyers Attack Industry's Claim Payment History
• Tropical Storm Chris Materializes
• TS Chris Unlikely To Become 1st Hurricane of 2006
• Two Insurers Agree to Pay WTC Developer
• Two Peas in a Pod: Claims, Technology
• U.S. Must Brace For CATS Or Face Ruin: Study
• Va. Fraud Fighters Recognized
• Willis: Up with Environmental Claims
• Workplace Deaths Decreased in 2005
• 9
• 27-IT Platform Improves International Reinsurance Business
• 27-NEWS 1 Taking a Risk on Terrorism
• 27-NEWS 2 Workers Compensation
• 27-NEWS 3 TS Ernesto Claims
• 27-NEWS 4 Louisiana Insurance Facts About Hurricane Rita
• 28- Breaking News State Farm To Pay Or Not Pay
• 28-ts isaac
• 29-Breaking News Hurricane Research Center New Orleans Most Vulnerable
• AIR Releases Wildfire Model
• Another Family Fraud Affair
• Automobiles Ranked by Losses
• Big Florence Projected to Stay at Sea
• 'Big Workers Comp Claims Are Dropping
• CAT Fight: Insurers Choosing Sides Over Programs
• Crawford, MJM Investigations Pair Up
• ECS Offers Online Fraud Identification
• Ex-Insurance Adjuster Charged with Fraud
• Fiserv Makes Acquisition
• FLIR Introduces Affordable Infrared
• Fraud of the Week: A Compilation from the CAIF
• Hurricane Forecasters Lower Estimates...Again
• Judge Rules Against Katrina Case Consolidation
• Lightning Claims, Costs Move in Opposite Directions
• Merger Issues Confront Fraud Association
• Mississippi Updates Claim Statistics from Katrina
• Mold-Case Verdict Favors Homebuilder
• MonitorBot Keeps Track of Moisture
• National Underwriter Editor Offers Opinions in Blog
• National Underwriter P/C Starts Blogging
• One Year Later: Louisiana Updates Rita Claim Statistics
• Progressive Studies Crash Statistics
• Public Supports CAT Preparation; Ill-Prepared Itself
• RiskMeter Adds Exposure Management
• Tropical Storm Ernesto Results in 75,000 Claims
• Tropical Storm Florence Carrying Big Stick
• Tropical Storm Florence Churning Atlantic
• Tropical Storm Helene Forms in Mid-Atlantic
• Trucker Driving Hours Back in Courts
• 2007
• 1
• "Obvious Conflict of Interest" Between Insurance Companies, NFIP?
• 2006 Atlantic Storm Season Busier Than Thought
• Adjusters Hear Rallying Call Following Calif. Freeze
• Americans Driving While Distracted?
• Annual Events Calendar Updated for 2007
• Auto Crashes Account For Big Share of Comp Fatalities
• Bundled Software Automates Claim Management
• Celent Analyzes Claim Technology Requisites
• Claim-Satisfaction Importance Revealed in J.D. Powers Study
• Clear Technology Releases Subrogation Software
• Conflicts of Interest Alleged for Insurance Companies, NFIP
• Europe Faces Severe Storm Damages
• Fallout Begins from Mississippi Verdict
• Fraud of the Week: Claim-Check Fraud Forwards Woman to Jail
• Fraud of the Week: Diagnostic Tests Flat Line
• Fraud of the week: PA Woman Busted After Masking Remarriage
• Fraud of the Week: Special Investigator for a Day
• Fraud of the Week: Too Old for the Tooth Fairy
• Guy Carp Recaps Storm Losses
• Hood's Settlement Talk Rebutted by USAA
• House To Look At Katrina Claims Handling
• IBM Helps Detect Fraud
• Insurers Increase Claim Coffers
• Lott Comments on Broussard, Introduces Cat Fund Legislation
• Low Catastrophe Losses Signal Underwriting Gains
• PCS Reports 2006 Catastrophe Estimates
• Perceptive Updates Software Suite
• Public Adjuster Fees Capped
• Safeco Calculates Storm Losses
• Safeco Racks Up Losses
• Scruggs Katrina Group and State Farm Begin Resolution Process
• State Farm Loses Wind-Vs.-Water Case in Mississippi
• State Farm Set to Settle Mississippi Katrina Claims?
• Survey Reveals P/C Leaders' Expectations
• Swiss Re Estimates 2006 Losses
• T. Mark Fay Awards Claim Scholarships
• Travelers Offers Risk Management 101
• 10
• Acupuncture, Massage Therapy Prevalent in Auto Injury Claims
• Adjusters Bring Suit Against AIG
• AIR Unveils ITV Assessment Service
• California Earthquake Bill Provides Claim Funding
• Catastrophe Claims Stay Low
• Caution: Deer Crossing
• Claims, National Underwriter Offer Virtual Conference
• Collision Repair Study Exposes Problems
• Collision Repairers Expose Problems
• CSU Researchers Forecast Remaining Hurricane Season
• Fraud of the Week: California Construction Company Makes History
• Fraud of the Week: Finders Keepers, Losers Weepers
• Fraud of the Week: Hartford's Pain in the Back
• Fraud of the Week: N. Carolina Investigators on the Ball
• Fraud of the Week: SIU Finds "Stolen" Car in Parking Lot
• Gone in 26.4 Seconds?
• How Much Are You Losing to Fraud?
• Insurers Look for Senate Panel TRIA Approval
• Learn Predictive Tech or Die, Insurers Told
• Mitchell Enhances Repair Shop Management Programs
• Poulin-Hugin Improves Predictive Intelligence
• Sedgwick CMS Releases New Alert Feature
• Stress Management 101
• Survey Finds Insurance Company Litigation Trends
• Tropical Storm Noel Nears Cuba, Bahamas
• Two Trade Groups Argue For U.S. Low Income P-C Subsidy
• Washington State Officials Support Fair Insurance Action
• Wildfire Losses Adding Up Quickly
• Xactimate Gets Facelift
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• 17th Annual Claim Professional Salary Survey
• Collision Repairers Describe Insurer Relationships
• DFA Mitigates Risk with ADVISE 4.0
• Farmers Studies Impact of Rising Gas Prices
• Farmers Study Says, "Buckle Up"
• Fraud of the Week: Frontier Fraudster Ordered to Pay
• Fraud of the Week: Jersey Chiropractor Attempts to Swindle Chubb
• Fraud of the Week: Phony Company Fosters Fraud Scheme
• Guy Carp and WSI Join to Predict Hurricane Risk
• House Flood Reform Bill Seen Less Costly
• Hurricane Forecasters: "We Were Not Successful"
• Insurance Critic Announces Retirement from Congress
• La. Attorney General Files Katrina-Related Lawsuit
• NASP Conference Recap
• NICB Allows VIN Searching for Stolen Cars
• Poizner's Efforts Speed Recovery for Wildfire Victims
• Signing Off: E-Signatures Offer Adjuster Benefits
• Three Companies Join to Release 360Value to Insurers
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• Accenture Unveils New Claims Program
• Allstate Dropping Out of PCI
• Calif. Insurance Commissioner Slams State Fund
• Claims Software Mistreats Customers, Says CFA
• Colorado State Hurricane Researchers Release Extended Forecast
• Florida Facing a Wildfire Predicament?
• Florida Facing Wildfire Risks?
• Florida First to Use ClaimNet
• Fraud of the Week: Californians Con Workers' Comp System
• Fraud of the Week: Crop Claim brings No Hill of Beans
• Fraud of the Week: New York Broker Takes Premiums, Pays the Price
• Insurance Summit Benefits Cal. Wildfire Victims
• Miami A $3.5 Trillion Storm Surge Risk By 2070
• Midwest Ice Storms Create Claims
• OnBase 7 Expands Business Process Management
• P-C Firms Asked About Suits from Cyberspace
• Questions of Coverage: Snow Buildup
• Scruggs Removes Firm From Katrina Litigation
• Terrorism Act In Jeopardy?
• TRIA In Trouble?
• Workers' Comp Program to the Rescue
• 2
• Allstate Delays Withdrawal from Maryland Coast
• Audatex Releases Autosource Plus
• Big Players Merge U.S. Auto-Glass Operations
• California Comes Down on Insurance Fraud
• Call for Nominations!
• Carfax Cautions Against Flood-Damaged Cars
• Chubb Networks with Auto Shops
• Congressional Hearing Examines Katrina Claim Payouts
• Despite Predictions, Mold Unlikely to Become the "Next Asbestos"
• Equipment Thieves Increasing Insurance Losses
• First Allstate Suit in New Orleans Dropped by Plaintiffs
• FL Lawsuit Helps Wilma Damaged Homes
• Forecasting Technology Detects Rainfall
• Fraud of the Week: A Ditched Dodge Durango
• Fraud of the Week: Auto Fraud Boss Calls It Quits
• Fraud of the Week: Bonnie and Clyde Ride Again
• Fraud of the Week: Ferreting Out FEMA Fraud
• Guy Carp: Fla. Tornadoes Cause $68 Million in Damages
• Insurance Arbitrations Up Nearly 10 Percent Last Year
• Katrina Carriers Scammed Federal Flood Insurance Program, U.S. Rep Claims
• New Pressure for Cat Fund Seen
• PCI Fights New Washington Bills
• PCI Fights New Washington Insurance Bills
• State Farm Suspends Miss. Policies; Provokes Hood Reaction
• State Farm Tells Miss. Judge Its Settlement Is Fair
• Three Major Insurers Face Building-Permit Lawsuits
• Wireless Sensor Averts Floods
• 3
• A New State Farm Deal in Miss.
• American Family Loses $17 Million Parts Verdict
• An Auto Claim Adjuster's Dream Case?
• Aon Completes Valley Oak Acquisition
• Call for Nominations!
• Concentra Introduces Scoring Method
• Conning Introduces ERM Software
• CSC Releases Precedent ID Software
• Fraud of the Week: Burning Down the House
• Fraud of the Week: Family Fraud Affair
• Fraud of the Week: Floridians Faulted for Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: Virginia Fraud Convictions Increase
• Guy Carpenter Reports on Severe Weather in the Southeast
• I.I.I. President Testifies for House Subcommittee on Oversight and Investigations
• IRC: Florida PIP Claim Costs Soaring
• Multiquip, NER Team Up to Fight Commercial Equipment Losses
• NAIC: Claim-Handling Issues Top Complaints
• NAMIC Opposes No-Fault System
• NAMIC Survey Analyzes New Insurance Laws
• P&C Industry Unites to Fight Fraud
• Penn. Auto Fraud Ring Dismantled
• Report Card Issued for State Fraud Bureaus
• Report Card Issued for State Insurance Fraud Bureaus
• RIMS Annual Conference Offers Claim Management Track
• Sen. Lott Weighs Court Battle with State Farm
• Slab Claims Reopened
• State Farm, Mississippi DOI: Slab Claims Will Be Reopened
• Storm Season Predicted to Be Busy
• Three Major Insurers Face Building-Permit Lawsuits
• TSR Updates 2007 Hurricane Predictions
• Virginia Fraud Convictions Increase
• Watch B4 U Text N Washington St8
• Xactware Releases '06 Property Report
• Xactware Releases Estimating Tool
• 4
• Allstate Takes $2.8 Million Hit in Louisiana Verdict
• An Auto Claim Adjuster's Dream Case?
• Aon Completes Valley Oak Acquisition
• Big Conference in the Big Easy
• California Still Struggles to Control Auto Theft
• Call for Nominations!
• Continuing Education Groups Combine Efforts
• Crawford Teams Up with Trover Solutions
• Cybersettle Launches New Settlement System
• Fraud of the Week: Four-person Fraud Fest Foiled
• Fraud of the Week: N. Carolina Woman Robbed Twice?
• Fraud of the Week: Pickup Man Hauled to Jail
• Golden State Funds Fight Against Insurance Fraud
• GPS Offered for Parents of Teen Drivers
• Guy Carp Reports On East Coast Storms
• I.I.I. Examines 2007 Hurricane Risk
• Indiana Hailstorm Claim Report
• Nationwide Reviews Katrina Slab Claims
• NHTSA: Crash Prevention Technology Required
• PCS Releases First Quarter Cat Loss Estimates
• PERI Launches New Training Guide
• Progressive Studies RV Driving Habits
• RIMS Annual Conference Offers Claim Management Track
• RIMS Claim-Management Track
• RIMS Members Prepared for Identity Theft
• Risk Managers Help the Next Generation
• Sen. Lott to Insurers: "Plain English, Please"
• State Farm Mails Slab-Claim Info to Mississippians
• Storm-Surge Model Predicts Flooding
• Teaming Up to Fight Large Equipment Theft
• TowerGroup Urges Greater Claim Mobility
• Travelers Opens Adjuster Training Facility
• TRIA Debate to Begin Anew
• 5
• 69% of Louisiana Without Flood Cover
• Adjusters Head to Tornado-Devastated Midwest
• Allstate, Nationwide Face Subpoenas
• BI Is Big Business and a Big Challenge
• Claim Settlement Means WTC Reconstruction Can Begin
• DxCG Introduces Predictive Modeling Tool
• Florida Releases Citizens-Approved Adjusting Firms
• Fraud of the Week: A Tooth Fairy Refund?
• Fraud of the Week: Don't Mess with Texas Mutual
• Fraud of the Week: Five Entangled in Workers' Comp Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: Hurricane Claim Fraudsters Busted
• Golden State Funds Fight Against Insurance Fraud
• Honesty Makes for the Best Policy
• IIHS Adds Acura, Ford models to Its Top Safety Picks List
• Independent Adjusters Head to Tornado-Devastated Midwest
• Kansas Commish Gives Insurers Two Thumbs Up
• Kansas Insurance Commish: Insurers Deserve Two Thumbs Up
• Maryland Targets Staged Accidents
• Media Not the Enemy of RMs, Panel Says
• Nation's Insurers Urge United Front to Fight Fraud
• NILS INSource Increases Functionality
• NOAA Sees Active Storm Season
• Report Rates Online Auto Insurance Sites
• RIMS Opens with a Bang
• RIMS Survey Reveals Premiums and Costs
• RIMS Ushers in New Leadership
• Risk Managers' Fears Examined
• RMS Study Compares Flood Damages
• Road-Rage Study: Miami's Mean, While Portland's Polite
• Sapiens Releases Insight for Reinsurance
• UPDATED: Tropical Storm Andrea Arrives Early, Dies Young
• Wedding Jitters? Fireman's Fund Will Pay
• Wolters Kluwer Expands AuthenticWeb
• 6
• Claims Can Take Weird Twists & Turns
• Conning Releases P&C Reserves Study
• EXTRACTspectrum Enhances Document Service Provider
• Fitch: U.S. Insurers Brace For Above-Average Hurricane Season
• Fraud of the Week: Insurance Fraud Partners Busted
• Fraud of the Week: Main Entrée: Shards a la Glass
• Fraud of the Week: Slip-and-Fall with a Twist
• Fraud of the Week: Virginia Man Provides Paper Path to Conviction
• Glass Giants Call Truce
• IIHS Conducts Convertible Crash Tests
• Industry Groups Criticize Hood's Latest Lawsuit
• Insurers Face Congressional Scrutiny Again
• MedRisk Releases Workers' Comp Debit Card
• Miss. Attorney General: State Farm Breached Settlement Agreement
• Poizner Responds to Lake Tahoe Fires
• Poizner Reviews California Crop Freeze Claims
• Popular SUV Earns Top Honors
• Proxix Solutions Releases Storm-Surge Model
• ReAdvisory: Ignore Precise Hurricane Predictions
• RMS Hurricane Model Re-Certified
• RMS Releases Reinsurance Software
• Scruggs Faces Disqualification, Investigation in Mississippi
• Scruggs Out In Mississippi?
• Speed Needed To Dry Up Water Claims: Expert
• State Farm, Scruggs Continue Legal Exchange
• Study Rates Online Auto Insurance Experience
• Travelers Joins in Hurricane Preparedness
• Tropical Storm Barry Comes and Goes
• Whistleblowers Accuse Insurers of Bilking NFIP
• 7
• AIG Companies Face Fines
• Allstate, Nationwide Show Support for NFIP Expansion
• Auto Glass Fraud Spreading in Southwest?
• Catastrophes Down in 2007, But Costs Go Up
• CCC Unveils Motorcycle Estimating Tool
• DNA Technology Screens Workers' Comp Claims
• Fraud of the Week: A Mechanic Forced to Pay For Once
• Fraud of the Week: Broker Hooks Rookies Into Fraud Scheme
• Fraud of the Week: California "Hot Rod" Exposes Scam
• Fraud of the Week: Phony Contractors Busted Thanks to Teamwork
• Hailstorm Losses Add Up
• Hurricane Predictions Lowered by Leading Forecaster
• J.D. Power Recognizes Call Center for Customer Service Efforts
• Law Makes Washington Worst for Settling Claims?
• Mayors Support National Catastrophe Fund
• On Again, Off Again Scruggs Prosecution Back On
• Pitney Bowes MapInfo Upgrades Chief Application
• Poizner Responds to Lake Tahoe Fires
• RMS Hurricane Model Re-Certified
• Second-Quarter Catastrophe Total Is Second Lowest
• SPSS Updates Predictive Analytics Applications
• Study Rates Online Auto Insurance Experience
• Survey Finds Teen Drivers Risky on the Road
• TowerGroup Analyzes Technology and Claim Adjusting
• Travelers Settles Asbestos-Related Coverage Claims
• U.K. Awash in Summer Flood Losses
• Vehicle Camera Records Accidents
• 8
• "Greed" Report Updated for Katrina Anniversary
• AIR Worldwide Updates U.S. Hurricane Model
• Claims Conducts Annual Salary Survey
• Concorde Aircraft Vibrations Cause Damage, Allstate Pays
• Court Rules Against New Orleans Flood Victims
• Crawford Acquisition Extends Learning Opportunities
• CSU Researchers Reduce 2007 Hurricane Forecast
• Dale Ousted from Mississippi Dept. of Insurance
• Dri-Eaz Teams with GE Protimeter to Introduce HyrgroTrac
• Florida Representatives Sponsor Catastrophe Bill
• Fraud Conference Targets California
• Fraud of the Week: Cross-Country Getaway Spoiled for "Public Adjuster"
• Fraud of the Week: Four Fraudsters Falsify Claims
• Fraud of the Week: Fraud Partners Play with Fire and Get Burned
• Fraud of the Week: Garden State Scam Shop Brought Down
• Fraud of the Week: No Progress on Progressive for N.H. Woman
• Hurricane Dean Avoids Texas For Now
• Hurricane Dean Hits Mexico
• I.I.I. Comments on Bridge Collapse
• I.I.I. President Addresses Workers' Comp Conference
• Insurer Bad Faith Ballot Question Heats Up Campaign
• Land of the Rising Sun's Best
• Law Makes Washington Worst for Settling Claims?
• Looking to Work Hurricane Claims in Mexico?
• Luxury Car Bumpers Not Up to Par
• NER Adds New Services to Prevent Theft
• NU Names Belk as WC RM 'Champion'
• On Again, Off Again Scruggs Prosecution Back On
• Pitney Bowes MapInfo Added to Guy Carp's i-aXs
• Pitney Bowes MapInfo and Exclusive Analysis Introduce TerrorRisk Database
• Progressive Claims Department Wows Arkansas PIA
• Trade Center Captive Asks Dismissal of Suit
• Two Years Later: Hurricane Katrina Claims Nearly Settled
• U.K. Awash in Summer Flood Losses
• Workers' Compensation Payments Drop
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• "Greed" Report Updated for Katrina Anniversary
• 9/11 Shows Need For TRIA, Says I.I.I.
• CaseRev Releases Relationship Management Program
• Category 5 Felix Seen as Unprecedented
• CCC Introduces News Auto Damage Estimate Tool
• CPCU Annual Meeting Draws Crowd
• Crawford Acquisition Extends Learning Opportunities
• EQECAT Unveils Cat Management Software
• FLIR Introduces New Thermal Imaging Cameras
• Four Honored with Awards at IASIU Conference
• Fraud of the Week: Cajun Crime: Filing False Katrina Claims
• Fraud of the Week: Hurricane Relief Fraud Continues on the Bayou
• Fraud of the Week: Jersey Girl Lies on Insurance Apps and Vehicle Registrations
• How Much Are You Losing to Fraud?
• Hurricane Humberto Strikes Texas
• Insurance Community Comments on TRIA Legislation
• Insurers Still Raking It In
• Land of the Rising Sun's Best
• Most New Yorkers Will Not Inflate A Claim
• NFIP to Handle Wind-Related Claims?
• State Farm At Fault in No-Fault Lawsuit
• U.S. Skirts Another Category 5
• University Researchers Predict Fall Hurricanes
• Xactimate Gets Facelift
• 2008
• 1
• Accenture to Guidewire: You Stole Our Technology
• Bill Revising Some Flood Risks Due For Vote
• Claim Issues Dominate Complaints
• Collision Repairers, Insurers Discuss Tensions
• CRA Pushes for Aftermarket Parts Bill
• Dri-Eaz Unveils Restoration Equipment on Wheels
• Flood Bill Evens the Playing Field
• Fraud of the Week: Biker Boy Reports Theft, Fibs on Claim
• Fraud of the Week: California Man Caught on Tape
• Fraud of the Week: Coalition Releases 2007's Insurance Fraud Hall of Shame
• Fraud of the Week: Three Californians Pose as Public Adjusters
• IFPA Releases Annual Fraud Listing
• Insurance Summit Benefits Cal. Wildfire Victims
• Insure.com Releases Car Insurance Ranking Report
• Insured Catastrophe Losses Rise Dramatically
• Las Vegas Hotel Fire Could Have Been Worse
• Like Our New Look?
• Nevada Opens Up to Catastrophe Adjusters
• PCS Breaks Down 2007 Catastrophe Losses
• Pitney Bowes MapInfo Makes Additions to Risk Data Suite
• SceneExchange Improves Auto Owner/Collision Repairer Communications
• Study Shows Possibility of Fewer Atlantic Hurricanes
• When It Comes to Claims, Timing Is Everything
• Willis Publishes Gloomy Protection and Indemnity Report
• 10
• Bambi's Revenge?
• California Insurers Pay Up
• Congress Grants Short-Term Extension of Flood Program
• Estimated Losses From Ike Spike
• Fraud of the Week Follow-Up: Virginia Preacher Sentenced
• Fraud of the Week: Fire, then the Hole
• Fraud of the Week: Judge Not, Lest Ye Be Judged
• Fraud of the Week: New York Man in Hot Water
• Fraud of the Week: Playing the Victim
• Gamut of Risk Management Compensation Revealed
• Ike Estimated to be Fourth Costliest Hurricane Ever
• IT Spending Growth for P&C Insurers to Drop
• Marek Wildfire Spark Evacuations, Insurance Claims
• Marek Wildfire Sparks Evacuations, Insurance Claims
• Mitigating Equipment Theft Post-Catastrophe
• NASP Session Preview: A Crash Course in Auto Liability
• NASP Session Preview: Walk This Way
• New Solution for Workflow Challenges
• Renfroe Awarded Summary Judgment Over Rigsbys
• Soft Market, Catastrophes Deflate Industry Earnings
• Stagnant Homeowners' Ratings Attributed to Claims, Pricing
• Survey Suggests Claim Salaries, Workloads Still Off-Kilter
• Symbility Launches Software For European Market
• Technology Trends for 2009
• Texas Insurance Association: Be Patient with Ike Claims
• U.S. Capital Cushion Could Decline $42 Billion in Third Quarter
• We Rob Insurance Companies.
• 11
• Abritration Could Save Insurers Millions
• AIA Says "No Thanks" To Treasury CPP
• Arbitration Could Save Insurers Millions
• Bambi's Revenge?
• Calendar of Events Updated for 2009
• CCC, Mitchell Merger on the Rocks?
• Fraud of the Week: An Unusually High Commission
• Fraud, Buildup Cause 18-Percent Spike in Auto Claim Costs
• Heavy Equipment Theft Raises Concern
• La. Citizens to Pay Policyholders $35m
• Litigation Management Courses Offered Gratis
• Nice Insurers Finish First
• P&C Insurers to Pay $11.5 Billion in Third Quarter
• Renfroe Awarded Summary Judgment Over Rigsbys
• Shipping Out Of Boston
• So Cal Wildfire Losses Likely Between $600 and $800m
• Study Shows Gender Differences in Risky Driving
• Subprime Crime
• Third-Quarter CAT Price Tag Could Reach Billions
• Underinsured Areas In California Magnify Potential Earthquake Losses
• Wildfires Add to Catastrophe Counts
• 12
• 'Above Average' 2009 Hurricane Season Predicted
• Adjuster Guilty of Bilking $1.2 Million
• Atlantic Hurricane Season Sets Records
• Boston College Creates P&C Professorship
• CCC, Mitchell Merger on the Rocks?
• Fraud of the Week: CFO, CEO Charged With Premium Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: GMAC Drives Fraud Ring Out of Business
• Fraud of the Week: Sunk Costs
• Fraud, Buildup Cause 18-Percent Spike in Auto Claim Costs
• Heavy Equipment Theft Raises Concern
• Ho Ho ... Uh Oh
• Hurricane Models Overestimate Activity
• P/C Industry Still Profitable Despite Recent Losses
• Storm Leaves 1.4M Northeast Residents without Power
• TowerGroup Lists Top Industry Concerns
• Will 2008 Be A Repeat of 1974?
• 2
• A New Voice for Ethics
• Are You an Outstanding Claim Professional?
• Carfax Notes Uptick in Salvaged Vehicles
• Citizens Leaves Independents at the Altar
• Claim Issues Dominate Complaints
• Driving Basics Reduce Collisions
• Early Bird Gets the Savings!
• Fraud of the Week: California Chiropractor Cons Carrier
• Fraud of the Week: California Teacher Learns a Tough Lesson
• Fraud of the Week: Dump Truck Dumped
• Fraud of the Week: L.A. Woman Tries to Psych Out Insurance Companies
• GEICO Promotes Sleep for Safe Teen Driving
• Humberto Claim Handling: No Complaints
• IIHS Rates SUVs for Safety
• Implementing Predictive Analytics for Better Performance
• Insurance Groups Unite to Fight Equipment Theft
• Insurers Called Out by Collision Repairers
• Insurers Head South to Aid After Tornadoes
• Las Vegas Hotel Fire Could Have Been Worse
• Multi-State Study Examines Workers' Comp Programs
• Multi-State Study on Workers' Comp Released
• Scholarship Offered to California Adjusters
• State Farm Leads In Customer Satisfaction, ACSI Says
• 3
• Allstate Exec to Keynote ACE Conference
• Annual Crash Course Report Highlights Claim Issues
• Auto Insurance Web Sites Perform on Average
• Auto Insurance Web Sites Perform on the Average
• Carfax Notes Uptick in Salvaged Vehicles
• Chubb Truck Fleet to Shield Homes in Path of Fires
• Foul Weather Adds Up to Thousands of Claims
• Fraud of the Week: Cal. Man Assaulted on the Job, Changes Career Path
• Fraud of the Week: Kentucky Woman Collects Benefits for the Dead
• Fraud of the Week: Meals on Wheels
• Fraud of the Week: Pickup Man Picked Up in the Garden State
• GEICO Promotes Sleep for Safe Teen Driving
• Getting Right with Technology
• Not So Amusing: Park Loses $21 Million in Ruling
• Proposed Legislation Pushes for Safer Louisiana Roads
• RMS, ImageCat Join Forces on Wildfire Report
• Scruggs Dodges Contempt Charges
• Sounding the Tsunami Alarm
• Study Measures Brain Activity in Distracted Drivers
• Survey Shows State Farm Makes the Grade
• Towers Perrin Survey Reveals Industry Concerns
• 4
• Allstate Releases Entire McKinsey Report for Review
• Auto Insurers Graded on Web Sites
• Bill Would Okay Overseas Car Part Sales In U.S.
• Catastrophes Down, Adjustment Expenses Up?
• CIOs Considering Outsourcing Adjustment Procedures?
• Earthquake, Aftershocks Jar Midwest
• First-Quarter Catastrophe Claims Hit Insurers Hard
• Florida Insurance Officials Under Fire for Mediation
• Fraud of the Week: Arson Schemes Go Up in Smoke
• Fraud of the Week: Chop Shop Popped
• Fraud of the Week: Fur Coat Farce Foiled
• Fraud of the Week: Left Out in the Cold
• Fraud of the Week: Trailer Trashed
• Grand Theft Auto: It's No Game in the West
• Hurricane Forecasting Less Cloudy?
• Improved Hurricane Forecasting Offered?
• Law Firms Dismissed in Katrina Lawsuits
• Liberty Mutual Acquires Safeco
• Major Wind v. Water Case Overturned
• More Hurricanes Loom in the Atlantic, Forecasters Warn
• NAIC: We're Tracking Insurance Complaints Monthly
• Paul Davis Helps Adjusters Manage Psychological Stress
• Paul Davis Helps Adjusters Manage Psychological Trauma
• Public Adjusters Could Face Regulation in Illinois
• Research Center's Findings Could Reduce Hurricane Claims
• State Farm Fraud Allegations Dropped
• Symbility Solutions, Innovation Group Pair Up
• The Insurers' Little Black Boxes
• Tornadoes Whip Up Claims in Texas, Virginia
• We'd Like Your Opinions!
• Xactware Makes Art Losses Easier
• 5
• ACE Announces Welcome Address Presenter
• ACE Is Approaching!
• April Rain: No Longer Leak Scapegoat?
• Are The Stars To Blame For Car Accidents?
• Benfield Releases Workers' Compensation Analytic Model
• California Fraud Summit Generates New Enforcement Strategies
• First-Quarter Catastrophe Claims Hit Insurers Hard
• Fraud of the Week: California Man Crashes Truck, Party
• Fraud of the Week: Chiropractor Forced to Realign Priorities
• Fraud of the Week: Folsom Fraud Blues
• Fraud of the Week: Love and Marriage Disparaged
• Insured Losses Pass $200 Million from Texas Hailstorm
• Property Losses Mount After China Quake
• Restoration Company Launches Emergency Services Program
• RMS Aims to Improve Exposure Data Quality
• Scientists Calculate Estimated Damage for Doomsday Quake
• SmartCar Demonstrates Intelligence in Safety
• State Farm Faces Class Action Lawsuit in California
• Tornadoes Rock Midwest Over Weekend
• Tornadoes, Hail Combine for 20,000 Colorado Claims
• Weather Stations Measure Hurricane Wind Speeds
• Wind Vs. Water Case Goes to Miss. Supreme Court
• Xactware, Loss Technology Services Target Water-Loss Claims
• 6
• ACE Exclusive: Claims Executive Roundtable Offered Valuable Insights
• Allstate Reaches Out to Repairers
• Amateur Adjuster Hour
• Are You an IntegriClaim Master?
• Assess Your Company's Noncompliance Risk
• California Fraud Summit Generates New Enforcement Strategies
• ERM Policies Pose Challenges and Opportunities for Insurers
• Flood Damage High, But Claim Numbers Low
• Fraud of the Week: Cellblock Tango
• Fraud of the Week: Fraudster Claims Double, Goes Down
• Fraud of the Week: Parental Discretion Strongly Advised
• Iowa Governor Estimates One Billion Dollars in Flood Damage
• It's Always the 193rd One That Gets Ya...
• Jackson Named Claims Professional of the Year
• Lightning Losses Mount
• Mercury Pays Up for Claim-Handling Violations
• New York Court Reaffirms Policyholder's Right to Seek Consequential Damages for Breach of Insurance
• New York Court Reaffirms Policyholder's Rights
• Organizations Unite to Combat Fraud
• Restoration Company Launches Emergency Services Program
• Rising Coastal Risks
• RMS Technology Helps Assess Hurricane Losses
• Simsol Releases Property Valuation Software
• Tornadoes, Hail Combine for 20,000 Colorado Claims
• 7
• Allstate Tops Worst Insurer List
• Allstate, Travelers Catastrophe Losses Balloon
• Bertha Becomes First Hurricane of 2008
• Car Thieves Still Prefer "Oldies But Goodies"
• Denver Ranks as Most Twisted
• Did Your Company Make Ward's Top 50?
• Dolly Expected to Hit Texas
• Expected Dolly Losses Could Hit Billion Mark
• Expected Losses from California Quake Low
• Flood Damage High, But Claim Numbers Low
• Fraud of the Week: California Fraudsters "Ratted" Out
• Fraud of the Week: Devilish Deeds Down in Georgia
• Fraud of the Week: Spurious Shipyard Scam
• Fraud of the Week: Thou Shalt Not Commit Workers' Comp Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: With This Ring, I Thee Scam
• Hurricane Dolly Intensifies to Category 2
• Hurricane Dolly Reaches Category 2 Status
• IBHS Urges Government To Fund Windstorm Protection Strategies
• Insurers, Auto Body Repairers Sing "Kumbaya" in California
• Insurers, Repairers Issue Draft of Best Practices
• Liberty Mutual Offers VINS to Carfax
• Lightning Losses Mount
• Mercury Pays Up for Claim-Handling Violations
• New Hampshire: We Need Adjusters
• NICB Expands Consumer Prevention Service
• Second Quarter Insured Losses Highest Since 2001
• Why a Recession Won't Affect Workers' Comp Claims
• Wilma Claims Still In Limbo
• 8
• Are the Ratings Impaired?
• Cost Estimates for Hybrids Examined
• Court Rejects Federal's Motion for Proportionate Allocation
• Edouard Threatens Gulf Coast
• Facing The Future of Insurance
• Fay Claims Figures Filtering In
• Fay Fails to Become Hurricane
• Fay Fails to Become Hurricane...For Now
• Fraud of the Week: Burned in Mississippi
• Fraud of the Week: Playing With Fire
• Fraud of the Week: WC Manager Lands Big House, not Full House
• Gulf Coast Escapes Edouard
• Gustav Gusts Toward Gulf Coast
• Hood Claims Victory in Mississippi Over Katrina Payments
• Hurricane Forecaster Expects Increased Frequency
• Insurance Department Recovers Over Half A Million Dollars
• Julio Takes Aim At Baja California
• Ohio Fraud Ring Outed
• The Virgina State Police Have Added You as a Friend...
• The Virigina State Police Have Added You as a Friend...
• Want to Know What Your Co-Workers Make?
• WCEC Wrap-Up: Evidence-Based Medicine Goes Mainstream
• WCEC Wrap-Up: Listening and Learning with Alex Sink
• WSI Holding Firm to Busy Season Forecast
• 9
• Accidental Damage Continues to Plague Computer Insurers
• Chertoff Comments Rile Insurers
• Claims Helps You Face the Future of Insurance
• Congress Grants Short-Term Extension of Flood Program
• Fraud of the Week: New York Man Breaks Water Pipes, The Law
• Fraud of the Week: Running With Scissors
• Gamut of Risk Management Compensation Revealed
• Gas Prices Raise the Roof
• Gustav Bad, Could Have Been Worse
• Hanna Expected To Hit U.S. Coast Friday
• Hurricane Regulatory Alert Service Helps Manage Gustav and Ike Claims
• IASIU Conference Recap: The Rocky Road of Auto Theft
• IASIU Conference Report: SIU Investigator of the Year Named
• Ike Deals Up to $200 Million in Damage to Carribean
• Ike Estimated to be Fourth Costliest Hurricane Ever
• Ike Spreads Devastation Across Country
• Ike Update: Galveston, Houston Brace for Landfall and Storm Surge
• Insured Losses from Hanna Expected to be Low
• Insurers Get the Rust Out for Gustav
• Insurers, Reinsurers Report Expected Hurricane Losses
• Men Get "Lo" Down on Vehicular Tracking Devices
• Modeling Firms Release Initial Ike Estimates
• NICB's Bryant Retires; Wehrle Named as Replacement
• Shroat Named IASIU Investigator of the Year
• Soft Market, Catastrophes Deflate Industry Earnings
• The Gulf Coast Dislikes Ike
• The Main Reason To Report To Work
• Want to Know What Your Co-Workers Make?
• What Happens to AIG Claimants After Collapse?
• 2009
• 1
• 2008 Catastrophe Claims Tally $25.2 Billion
• Claims for 2008 Catastrophes To Cost $25.2 Billion
• Fraud of the Week: Adjuster Guilty of Bilking $1.2 Million
• Fraud of the Week: Burn Baby Burn
• Fraud of the Week: No Take-Backs
• Fraud of the Week: Surf, Sand, and....Auto Fraud?
• Great American Closes Chapter on Houston Fire
• Hurricane Models Overestimate Activity
• Insurance Lobby Targets Auto Repair Issues
• International Claim Hotspots Translate Domestically
• Katrina Settlement Notification Begins
• Madoff Scandal to Cost Insurers Billions?
• More Accurate FEMA Maps Could Temper Losses
• NAMIC Warns Against Overzealous Regulation
• New Program Promises to Improve Lightning Detection
• P/C Industry Still Profitable Despite Recent Losses
• State Farm Katrina Suits in Miss. Settled Quietly
• State Farm Pullout from Florida Earns Criticism
• Vaisala Improves Lightning Detection
• Webinar Addresses Independent Counsel Selection
• What Your Car Says About Your Driving Style
• What's Causing Homeowners' Losses?
• 10
• Flood Losses Crest at $500 Million
• Flu Cases to Spur Homeowners' Claims?
• Fraud of the Week: Check Please!
• Fraud of the Week: Crash for Cash
• Fraud of the Week: First-Degree Stupidity
• Fraud of the Week: Robbin' Hood
• Grim Reminders of Ky. Roadside Deaths
• Halloween Frights: Fire Hazards Abound
• Insurers Need to Put a New Face on Claims
• Integrating Medicare Compliance with Claim Management
• Is Amica Having the Best Week Ever?
• More Bang for the Buck
• Survey Says Malpractice Claims Rising at Hospitals
• Tweet Suite Digest - October 14, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - October 21, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - October 28, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - October 7, 2009
• United Auto Set Up in Bad-Faith Case?
• Web-Based Way to Resolve Two-Party Cases
• 11
• Accenture Accuses Guidewire of Patent Infringement -- Again
• Auto Claims Spike As Gas Prices Tank
• Being Green Can Be Easy
• Exclusive Q&A with Nationwide's New President
• Fraud of the Week: Octofraud
• Fraud of the Week: Running on Empty
• Fraud of the Week: Someone Fishy Named Wanda
• Hiring and Motivating the Right People for Claims
• No P&C Implications In Latest Katrina Ruling
• No Significant Damage from Ida
• PwC: Insurance Sector Near Top of Fraud-Impacted Businesses
• Subrogation Professionals Urged to "Respect the Defense"
• Tweet Suite Digest - Nov. 11, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - Nov. 18, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - Nov. 4, 2009
• United Auto: Verdict Will Reduce Frivolous PIP Lawsuits
• Yosemite Black Bears Maraud Minivans
• 12
• 2008 A&E Losses Lowest Since 2000
• 2010 Storm Signals, With Caveats
• Analyst Paints Pessimistic Future for P&C Industry
• E-Signature System May Expedite Total Loss Settlements
• Fraud of the Week: Flawed Design
• Fraud of the Week: Hammers and Nails
• Fraud of the Week: Misguided Education
• Fraud of the Week: Take a Bow
• Hartwig Urges Michigan to Reconsider Threshold for No-Fault Claims
• Hurricane Season Ends with a Whimper
• In Memoriam: Philip G. Schreiner, 1943-2009
• Lawyer Sees Insurer Vulnerability to Drywall Claims
• NICB Adds Texting Capability to Report Fraud
• Northwest Freeze Ranks as One of the Worst
• State Farm Withdraws Plan to Leave Florida
• Study: Chinese Drywall and Corrosion Linked
• Tweet Suite Digest - Dec. 02, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - Dec. 09, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - Dec. 16, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - Dec. 30, 2009
• 2
• AM Best: P&C Industry Poised for Turnaround
• Crawford Reports Record Growth, Revenue
• Deluge of Claims Expected from Commuter Crash
• Florida Workers' Comp Rates on the Rise
• FORE! Travelers Tees Up Golf Course Claims
• Fraud of the Week: Assemblage of Dunces
• Fraud of the Week: Big Apple Bites Back
• Fraud of the Week: Dozens Run for Cover
• Fraud of the Week: Extra Zero for More Dinero
• GAB Robins Sells International, Forensic Divisions
• Georgia Certainly on Insurers' Minds
• Georgia on Insurers' Minds
• Hartford Announces Fourth-Quarter Loss
• Hartford Posts Fourth-Quarter Losses
• Ike Update: Recovery Assistance Surpasses $1.5 Billion
• Ike Update: Texas' Recovery Assistance Surpasses $1.5 Billion
• More Accurate FEMA Maps Could Temper Losses
• Webinar Addresses Independent Counsel Selection
• 3
• All That Glitters: Processing Jewelry Claims in Confusing Times
• Claim Issues Dominate Complaints
• Educational Resources Directory Updated
• Fewer U.S. Landfalls Forecasted, But with Caveats
• Fraud of the Week: A Not-So-Great Escape
• Fraud of the Week: Double Trouble
• Fraud of the Week: Reasons to be Blue in Hawaii
• Fraud of the Week: Something Smells Fishy
• Munich Re: 2008 Third Costliest Loss Year on Record
• NAIC Ponders Climate Change
• State Farm's Net Worth Drops 16 Percent
• Top Reasons for Wedding Claims
• Windstorm Loss Estimates Released
• Winter Still Kicking; More Storms Expected
• Xactware, EagleView Team Up for Roofing Dimensions
• Year in Review: 2008 Tropical Cyclones, Man-Made CATs
• 4
• ACE Preview: Allstate Steers Large-Scale Change
• ACE Preview: NICB Details Strategies to Quell Fraud
• Big Insurer Recalls Giveaways
• California Prosecutions a Reminder for Oklahoma Wildfire Claims
• Claimsmag.com Update Goes Live
• Colorado Bill Criminalizing Denial Incentives Fails
• Crawford Offers Brain-Drain Plug?
• Fraud of the Week: Aunt Aids and Abets
• Fraud of the Week: Career Criminal Cashes In
• Fraud of the Week: Custodial Company Forced To Clean Up Act
• Fraud of the Week: The Name's Butch
• Fraud of the Week: Trio Burned for Arson Scam
• Healthcare Solutions, Mitchell Offer Auto Casualty Services
• Insurer Faces Six-Figure Fines
• ISO Adapts to Auto Compliance Regulations
• Laid Off or Fired?
• Nationwide Nixes Hundreds of Jobs
• NICB: Data Links Fraudulent Claims to Poor Economy
• Safer Vehicles Make for Improved Claim Outcomes
• Splintered Reactions to Geithner's Stance on Regulation
• 5
• 2009 Hurricane Forecast Lowered
• Aftermarket Parts Back in the Spotlight
• CLM Further Expands in Corporate Sector
• CT TyMetrix Updates Popular Software
• Fraud of the Week: Giving Up for All the Wrong Reasons
• Fraud of the Week: Israeli National Extradited
• Fraud of the Week: Missing Ring Loses Its Sparkle
• Fraud of the Week: The Looting Librarian
• Gauging Risk in the P&C Sector
• Insurers Optimistic About Business Outlook Next Year
• State Farm, IDOI Revisit Indy Hailstorm Claims
• Swine Flu P&C Claim Implications Addressed
• Tweet Suite Digest - May 13, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - May 20, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - May 27, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - May 6, 2009
• U.S. Auto Theft Simmers, But Cali Hotbeds Remain
• 6
• Adjuster Training Sessions Available Gratis
• Claim Executives Discuss Top Challenges
• Downgrading Crimes May Threaten Public Safety
• Five Technologies To Watch
• Foster Crowned Claim Professional of Year
• Fraud of the Week: A Failed Disappearing Act
• Fraud of the Week: How to Lose a Million
• Fraud of the Week: Like Father, Like Son
• Fraud of the Week: Lying to Live the Good Life
• Fraud of the Week: Public Adjusting Gone Bad
• P&C Industry to Congress: No Oversight Needed
• Travelers Establishes Institute in D.C.
• Tweet Suite Digest - July 1, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - June 10, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - June 17, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - June 24, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - June 3, 2009
• Webinar Furnishes 2009 Natural CAT Stats
• 7
• Aviva Has No Love for Gangsters
• Connecticut Dings Safeco for Violations
• Crawford Appoints Bill Johnstone Senior VP
• Fraud of the Week: Carolina Conspiracy
• Fraud of the Week: From Pretend to Prison
• Fraud of the Week: Give Me a Brake
• Fraud of the Week: High Steaks Game
• Most, Least Expensive SUVs and Minivans to Insure
• Nationwide Settles Class Action
• Siren Songs: Drivers, Beware
• Survey: U.S. Insurers Plan Investments in Claim Technology
• Thunderstorms Top First-Half Catastrophes
• Tweet Suite Digest - July 15, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - July 22, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - July 29, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - July 8, 2009
• Ward's Top 50 List Replaces 16 Companies
• 8
• 1994 Accord Most Stolen Car in 2008
• Claim Adjusters In Demand, Despite Economy
• Claim Tech Initiatives Waning?
• Colorado Storm Claims Top $350 Million
• Fraud of the Week: Adding It Up
• Fraud of the Week: Breach of Trust
• Fraud of the Week: Faulty Footing
• Fraud of the Week: Schooling for Scoundrels
• Ga. Auto Claims Down, State Farm Says
• Illinois DOI Fines Insurer $200,000
• Nullifying Anti-Steering Law Could Be 'Hard Sell'
• Putting the Brakes on Texting
• Tweet Suite Digest - August 12, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - August 19, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - August 26, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - August 5, 2009
• Van Drivers Mind Their Manners
• Will Insurers Pay For Jackson's Concerts?
• 9
• Allstate Broadens Self-Service Options
• Discovering Compromised Vehicles and VINs
• Dog Bite Claims Show Teeth, Survey Finds
• Fraud of the Week: Bogus Bonus
• Fraud of the Week: Hello Mother, Hello Frauder
• Fraud of the Week: Too Little, Too Late
• Fraud of the Week: Unlucky Strike
• Fraud of the Week: Wire Service
• GAO: Oversight Too Loose For Insurers Writing Flood Cover
• Insurance Legislation Surges In Congress, Legislatures
• Poor Economy Blamed for Auto Fraud Spike
• Reinsurers Worry About Claim Lag
• State Property Insurers Financially Frail
• Surge in NICB Stack of "Suspicious" Claims
• The Changing Face of Automotive Salvage
• Tweet Suite Digest - September 16, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - September 2, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - September 23, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - September 30, 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - September 9, 2009
• Unearth the Nature, Extent of Injuries
• 2010
• 1
• Cadmium-Laced Jewelry Could Expose Liability Insurers
• Calif. Quake Damages Estimated at $12.5M
• Chartis Pays Six-Figure Fine in NY
• Claim Events Calendar Updated Through 2010
• Fire Claims Soaring from Fireplaces, Space Heaters
• Fraud of the Week: Baptist Arsonist Faces Penance
• Fraud of the Week: Father's Arson Leaves Family in the Cold
• Fraud of the Week: Rio Grande Gambit
• Fraud of the Week: Supermarket Creep
• GEICO Adjusters Ruled Exempt from Overtime Pay
• Georgia Insurer's Bookkeeping Dubbed "Enron-Like"
• Haiti Lacks Insurance for Earthquake Losses
• Insurance Coverage in Earthquake Disasters
• Insured CAT Losses Pegged at Over $20B Globally
• Katrina-Related Ruling Affirms Insurer's Claim Practices
• Lawsuit Filed Against 14 Insurers for Chinese Drywall
• Munich Re Updates on Haiti, 2009 Cat Season
• National Catastrophe Adjuster, U.S. RE Team Up
• Ongoing Economic Downturn Tests Insurers
• P&C Insurers Criticized for Talent Recruitment Efforts
• Poizner's Cousin Arrested for Fraud, Embezzlement
• Tweet Suite Digest - Jan. 13, 2010
• Tweet Suite Digest - Jan. 20, 2010
• Tweet Suite Digest - Jan. 27, 2010
• Tweet Suite Digest - Jan. 6, 2010
• 2
• An Inside Look: Main Street America's Tech-Selection Process
• For Better or Worse? Top Reasons for Wedding Claims
• Forrester Research: Contents-Claims Provider Listed as "Hot"
• Fraud of the Week: "Groundhog Day" in New York
• Fraud of the Week: Medical Mismanagement
• Fraud of the Week: Simi Valley Scammers
• Fraud of the Week: Stolen Guns and Silk Underwear
• Fraud of the Week: Suit Yourself
• Poor Economy Blamed for Fewer Vehicle Total Losses
• Survey: Struggling Economy Driving Claim Activity
• Teen Driving: Girls Behaving Badly
• Toyota Auto Claims Data Sent To Congress
• Tweet Suite Digest - Feb. 10, 2010
• Tweet Suite Digest - Feb. 17, 2010
• Tweet Suite Digest - Feb. 24, 2010
• Tweet Suite Digest - Feb. 3, 2010
• Winter Storm Losses Increase as Inches Pile Up
• 3
• Chile Economic Damage Could Hit $30 Billion, Modeler Estimates
• Claim Adjusters Hit Hardest by P&C Employment Drop
• Clarity in Arson Claim Investigations
• Do You Have What It Takes to Write for Claims?
• E-Subro Hub's Presence Expanded in Two Additional States
• Flood Program Lapses Once More
• Fraud of the Week: Loose Lips Sink Ships
• Fraud of the Week: Prison Guard Turned Inmate
• Fraud of the Week: Trailer Park Bonnie and Clyde Rig Explosions
• Fraud of the Week: What Chu Talking About?
• Global Catastrophe Losses Plummet by $26 Billion in 2009
• Hurricane Hits Estimated for Atlantic, Gulf Coasts
• Looking for Our 2010 Claim Professional of the Year
• Losses from Late February Storm Could Reach $350 Million
• No-Fault Auto Insurance Fraud: Still An Epidemic in N.Y.
• Nor'easter Ravages East Coast
• Predicting Market Conduct Compliance Criticisms
• Senate Approves U.S. Flood Program After Delay
• Stars and Side Swipes: Celeb Crashes in 2009
• Tweet Suite Digest - Mar. 10, 2010
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• Tweet Suite Digest - Mar. 24, 2010
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• Tweet Suite Digest - Mar. 31, 2010
• WEBINAR: Improving Insurance Claim Processes
• 4
• "Above Average" Hurricane Season Predicted For 2010
• Business Interruption Coverage from Volcanic Eruption "Unlikely"
• Contents Claims Solved: The Case of the Merry Makers Toy
• CPSC, HUD Recommend Removal of Problem Drywall
• Fraud of the Week: A Divine Robbery
• Fraud of the Week: Cuffing the Cop
• Fraud of the Week: Faux Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: Off the Couch, Into the Frying Pan
• Fraud of the Week: Paper-Thin Logic for Workers' Comp Abuse
• IBHS Plans to Blow the Roof Off (Literally)
• Insurance Industry Hiring Outlook Brightens?
• Insurers Launch Subrogation Efforts Against Toyota
• IRC: Hospitals Drive Up Auto Insurers' Costs by a Billion
• Oil Rig a "Major Loss" for Hannover Re
• Quake Rocks Portion of Baja California
• Supreme Court Ruling Revives Suit Against Allstate
• Tornadoes, Exploding Oil Rig Have Potential for Significant Losses
• Tweet Suite Digest - April 14, 2010
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• 5
• Fraud of the Week: No Prince Charming
• Fraud of the Week: Super Size My Fraud
• Fraud of the Week: The (Grocery) Aisle of Shame
• Fraud of the Week: The Show Is Over, Dad
• Have You Registered for ACE Yet?
• I-CAR Offers Training on Using Recycled Parts
• La. To Stop Home Policy Cancellations For Chinese Drywall
• Lloyd's Estimates Chilean, Deepwater Horizon Losses
• Nashville Flood Damage Hits Billion-Dollar Mark
• NICB: Questionable Claims Up 46 Percent
• NU Seeks Most Challenging Claims
• Oklahoma Storm Damages Still Mounting
• Swinton Urges (Female) Drivers to Clean Up Their Act
• Swiss Re Looks Beyond Risk Models
• Top Meteorologists: 2010 Hurricane Season Will Be One to Remember
• Tweet Suite Digest - May 12, 2010
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• U.S. Auto Theft: Downward Spiral Continues
• 6
• BlueWave Updates PipelineClaims Software
• Chinese Drywall Cases Yield $2.5M Award, Settlements
• Contents Claims Solved: The Case of the Model Jet
• FEMA: NFIP Will Cover Hurricane-Driven Oil Damage
• Fraud Investigation Leads to Six Arrests
• Fraud of the Week: Beguilement on the Bayou
• Fraud of the Week: Carolina Copycats
• Fraud of the Week: Playing for Poughkeepsie
• Fraud of the Week: The Fraudtastic Four
• Geico Lodges $1.8M Lawsuit for Suspected No-Fault Fraud in NY
• IIHS: Older Drivers Involved in Fewer Auto Accidents
• KMC on Demand Tool Helps Ensure Compliance
• NICB Raises Eyebrow at Hail Storm Losses
• NICB: Staged Auto Accidents Soaring in Tampa, Orlando
• Only at ACE: Enhance The Customer Experience
• P&C Companies Lowering Employee Compensation, Benefits
• Progressive's Net Income Drops 19 Percent Due to May CAT Losses
• State Farm Won't Handle NFIP Claims
• The Hartford Settles $72.5 Million Class Action
• Tweet Suite Digest - June 16, 2010
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• WHITE PAPER: 7 Levels of Claim Processing Automation
• 7
• Aon Benfield: $200M Insured U.S. Losses in June
• BP Claim Payments Surpass $256 Million
• Contents Claims Solved: The Case of the Tranquilizer Gun
• Facebook Exclusive: Interview with Darryl Willis, Claim Manager, BP
• Farmers Alleges Fraud, Sues Contractors for $650,000
• Fraud of the Week: Daddy Dumbest
• Fraud of the Week: Deliver Us From Evil
• Fraud of the Week: Necktie Negligence
• Fraud of the Week: Triple Play
• Fraud of the Week: What You Limpin' About, Willis?
• House Passes 5-Year NFIP Extension; Industry Objects to Amendment
• La. Law Prohibits Policy Cancellations For Homes With Chinese Drywall
• Miss Out on ACE? Speaker Presentations Now Online
• Montana Tornado Kills Two, Rips Through Buildings
• New York Cites Workers' Comp Fraud Examples
• NFIP Extended To September 30th
• Pharmacy Spending Rising in Workers' Comp Claims
• Storm Losses Batter 2Q Results For Several Insurers
• Subrogation Tool Coming to Eight New States
• Tweet Suite Digest - July 14, 2010
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• Ward Group Releases 2010 List of Top P&C Companies
• WSI Lowers Its Named-Storm Forecast
• 8
• Fraud of the Week: Just Desserts
• Fraud of the Week: Shattered Plans
• Fraud of the Week: Signature Moves
• I.I.I.: P&C Employment Stabilizing, Adjusting Jobs Still Depressed
• Legislation Would Split Costs on Concurrent Wind/Water Hurricane Claims
• Light Losses Expected from Calif. Fires
• Tropical Storm Warning for New Orleans, Gulf Coast
• Tweet Suite Digest - August 11, 2010
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• UPDATED: Crawford Confirms New Role in Oil Spill Claims
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