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Dissecting a BI Evaluation

Investigating a bodily injury claim involves several key elements that will aid in proving liability and damages.

By Christopher Tidball | Updated on June 23, 2014

One of the most complex aspects of claims adjusting is that of bodily injury investigation. In this article, we are going to simplify the process and share key elements of the investigation that will ultimately drive outcomes.

Provided that coverage is in line, the immediate task at hand for new claims is to determine liability. It is important to remember that a claimant must prove both liability and damages in order for him to be legally entitled to compensation. 

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