Filing and managing insurance claims
It seems confusing: insurance claims for roofs are down, but the cost to replace one has skyrocketed. We'll break down the two surprising reasons why your next roof repair could be so expensive.
A lawsuit over a $1 million hail claim took a shocking turn when a jury found the contractor, not the insurer, was at fault. Discover how a contractor's interference can completely flip an insurance dispute.
A terrifying midair collision between two Navy jets at an Idaho air show had a miraculous outcome for the pilots. But it raises a huge question: who pays for a disaster like this? Let's unravel the complex insurance behind the headlines.
A shocking new report from California's DWC reveals that independent medical reviews are overturning nearly 90% of denied workers' comp treatment requests. Find out what this means for injured workers and the insurance system.
A new rule proposed by Florida's engineering board sounds good on paper, but it could create massive bottlenecks for property insurance claims. Find out what this means for you and why it could delay your payout after a storm.
We've all seen them: two engineering reports on the same claim that couldn't be more different. It's a growing problem in claims litigation, and Florida is on the front lines of trying to fix it. Here’s what’s really going on.
The recent tragedy at a Maine lumber mill is a heartbreaking reminder of the risks workers face. We'll look at the complex web of insurance policies, from workers' comp to liability, that come into play when disaster strikes.
We've all heard the hype about AI in workers' comp claims, but the reality is messy. Discover the common pitfalls that cause these projects to fail and learn the practical steps to make AI a tool your team actually wants to use.
You bought travel insurance, so you're covered, right? Not so fast. Learn about the common loopholes and what your policy *really* covers in today's unpredictable world.
A fire recently closed a major Broadway show, highlighting a nightmare scenario for any business. Let's talk about what happens after the disaster and the insurance that keeps you afloat when you're forced to close your doors.
A deadly Los Angeles wildfire was allegedly started by a man angry over a failed relationship. It's a shocking story, but it raises a huge question for homeowners: are you covered if someone else's bad day burns down your house?
A Tennessee detective is facing serious charges for allegedly setting his own car on fire to collect the insurance money. Let's look at what happened and why insurance fraud is never a victimless crime.