Any adjuster who has been around litigation long enough soon realizes that justice is not always what one acquires in a trial.

It's usually in October that the stock market decides to go haywire. This year, it chose September.

The truth is that the ill-fated chicken crossed the road for much the same reason that most loss occurs: because it failed to recognize the risk(s).

As I look into my dirty coffee cup, I see a changing world ahead.

This summer, I was asked to make a presentation at an insurance fraud conference held by the Nebraska Department of Insurance at a state park on the Platte River.

The Iconoclast is always happy when someone responds to a column.

The late spring is the beginning of hurricane season. By the time this is published, the spring tornado season will be well underway.

Adjusters are involved in losses of all varieties on a daily basis.