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The Professionally Obsolete Claim Adjuster

Do you know if spam e-mail can cause property damage under the terms of a GL policy, or whether spamming constitutes an advertising injury? Do you know if spoliation of evidence is an actionable tort

By Donna J. Popow | Updated on January 16, 2006

Do you know if spam e-mail can cause property damage under the terms of a GL policy, or whether spamming constitutes an advertising injury? Do you know if spoliation of evidence is an actionable tort in your jurisdiction?

If you cannot answer these questions, you probably are professionally obsolete. The good news is that the condition is not fatal. The cure is continuing professional education.

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