Education & Training

An internationally-recognized commercial loss adjusting firm spent significant amounts of management time, not to mention dollars, in an effort to recruit highly experienced, and highly compensated, senior adjusters.

From skunks, to opossums, to raccoons, to squirrels, the animals like to come inside.

When asked, "What do you like least about your job?" many claim managers reply, "Personnel issues!"

We all know that the general population interacts with two people when dealing with insurance: the agent and the adjuster.

The CPCU Society's Annual Meeting and Seminars was held in Hawaii last month. The meeting boasted more than 7,000 attendees.

It very well could be the money, according to this hit song from the 1972 movie, Cabaret.

It was unusual for me to purchase a "rare book" through a used book store, a first edition at that, but in this case, it was one that I had been seeking for years and could never find.

Every September, the editors at Claims pore over a ream of survey responses in an attempt to better understand the working conditions and salaries of the claim professionals for whom we write.