Catastrophe & Restoration

How does one determine the replacement value of these artistic wonders, some of which may be centuries old and otherwise considered irreplaceable?

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

June is ripe for a pop-up thunderstorm, but it's another weather event that is often paired with these storms that gets claim adjusters out into the field in a hurry -- hail.

Early quarterly reports from insurers indicating heavy catastrophe losses have heralded ISO's statement on first-quarter catastrophe losses.

Following their December predictions for an active 2008 Atlantic basin hurricane season, several prominent forecasting teams have issued updated reports.

The storm starts brewing in the far off reaches of Africa...soon to spill over onto the shores of America.

Every day as I review the ISO circulars, I see more terrorism forms being filed due to the reenactment of the Terrorism Risk Insurance Program Reauthorization Act of 2007 (TRIA).

Every claim and restoration professional knows that no two projects are the same -- some are more complicated than others, especially those involving crime and trauma scenes.