Loss Control

Last year was the most active May in the decade with seven catastrophes totaling more than $5.8 billion in insured losses.

Unfortunately, crisis is fertile ground for fraud, whether it be the opportunistic kind or organized criminal activity.

Claims adjusters are now working at home, relying on customer-submitted images and videos to inspect and appraise damages for the foreseeable future.

With the start of spring, we look ahead to April and warmer weather, which often translates to more wind and thunderstorm activity. PCS® has designated 50 April…

The impact of the UK personal injury reforms, now set to take effect in August, is uncertain. The small claims track limit is expected to increase from £1,000 to £5,000;…

Touchstone® provides you with an option to modify ground-up losses based on a set of filter criteria, such as event, geography, exposure characteristics, and more.

Though winter begins to wind down in March, major storms remain a possibility along with other severe weather. In fact, last year PCS® designated one winter storm and…

As we enter 2020, the insurance industry looks much different than it did ten years ago.

Customer expectations are continually evolving, no more so than in the world of insurance. Customers are increasingly digital-first and choosing services based on…

February can be an active month for catastrophes, with the threat of winter storms and wind and thunderstorm events.

As claims fraud persists—costing insurers approximately $30 billion a year—adjusters play an important role in identifying questionable claims early.

For insurers looking to stem the $30 billion-a-year insurance claims fraud problem, early detection is key.

The 2018 Civil Liability Act is expected to take effect in April this year and is set to transform the handling of low-value personal injury claims in England and Wales.…

With winter underway, a historical review of January data shows the potential risks that may come with the new year.

It seems like every month there’s news of another medical fraud bust, often involving rings of various types of providers. But that’s just the tip of the iceberg.