Market Insights

A horrible legal precedent may have been established in a Chicago courtroom on March 8, 2004, in the case of Canty (N5323K)/Walker (N2071L) vs. Segal (N305MM).

At many property and casualty companies, structured settlements have gained a solid following. Yet, many claim professionals still hesitate to incorporate them into negotiations.

The ideal restoration firm should fully understand the job from the insurance company's perspective and complete the service needed in a cost-efficient manner.

How many times has a claim file landed on the desk of an adjuster or defense attorney with little more than one or two mold test reports and a huge bill for remediation that already has been completed?

With the devastating Atlantic hurricanes last year and severe winter weather recently departed, many are keenly aware of tree destruction that can significantly alter the appearance, enjoyment, and value of a property.

Managing collision repairs through direct repair programs is becoming an option for property and casualty insurers.