Crawford & Company analyzed its ADR activities and outcomes focusing specifically on disputes arising from the damage caused by three successive weather-related events in a single year—Hurricanes Katrina, Rita, and Wilma. Here are our key lessons gleaned from it.
In a partnership with several universities, CLM is launching a paid, eight-week internship program this summer for 20-25 college students. It’s a small but significant step forward to professionalizing our industry.
Maria Abate, attorney with Colodny, Fass, Talenfeld, Karlinsky, Abate & Webb, is one of four who answers, "What is the most unusual fraud story you’ve experienced?"
What happens when an insurer makes good faith payments on legitimate elements of an insurance claim but subsequently uncovers fraud in other elements of the claim?
What does the SMART Act say about Medicare Set Asides? What, if anything, has changed in MSA practice for 2013, and to what do we have to look forward?
Maybe it’s time for a truce—for insurers and public adjusters to consider ways to normalize relations between what have traditionally been warring parties.
ARI Insurance Company’s Senior Vice President and Chief Claims Officer discusses how to retain talent, the dangers of a “know-it-all” mindset, and his pet peeves about the industry.
In April, 1,300 CLM members and fellows will gather in San Antonio, Texas, to participate in 75 collaborative educational sessions and keynote presentations. Annual Conference Chair Anne Blume ives us a preview.
