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What is the subrogation process in a claim? Many times, to the benefit of the insured, the subrogation progress is initiated by the insurance carrier after closure of the initial claim. When subrogation occurs, the claims process has not yet ended. Continue reading
Many years ago an insurance claims adjuster would get into a company vehicle with their Polaroid camera, calculator, note pad and perhaps Dictaphone in hand. They would visit the scene of the claim and survey it. Continue reading
Cyber Liability is becoming extremely important for all businesses. The way we do business has changed drastically over the past decade. Continue reading
Las Vegas was hit hard from the economic downturn in 2008 but it seems that things are starting to once again look up for our beautiful unique city. In the construction industry, new projects mean growth. For the entertainment industry, growth means more jobs, unique experiences and of course more tourists, which will help our once struggling city tremendously. Continue reading
By: Phil Gusman (Property and Casualty 360) January, 2014
This year should see more … Continue reading
An eventual ruling by the U.S. Supreme Court in a securities class action case recently accepted for review could have a dramatic effect on the directors and officers liability insurance market and possibly lead to lower rates for policyholders. Continue reading
Google Inc. Executive Chairman Eric Schmidt said new technologies that help companies analyze vast amounts of digital information have the power to bring change to the insurance, health-care and energy industries.
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The Insurance Services Office announced early this year that major changes were going to begin when it comes to obtaining Additional Insured certificates for General Liability Coverage. Continue reading
