Quantifying economic damage for livestock losses, such as hog farms, presents challenges for adjusters.
How adjusters can avoid the squeeze of professional liability claims
Education Forum: A series of articles provided by the Insurance Institute of Canada In the last issue of Claims Canada, Education Forum looked at how to analyze a firm’s external environment to identify risks and opportunities. In this issue, we…
Mike Gojevic of Peninsula Adjusters embraces the rural lifestyle and supportive community atmosphere of British Columbia's Sunshine Coast.
Emergency Management BC is not prepared should a catastrophic earthquake occur in British Columbia, a new report from the province’s auditor general has concluded. Auditor General Russ Jones also found that neither the province nor EMBC has made preparing for…
More than half of all home insurance claims last year involved water damage, with water damage claims payouts rising 69% over 2012, Aviva Canada said in a release in late March. “With last year’s storms, water damage reached an all…
Fonthill, Ontario's Jeff Edge started Leading Edge Claims Services Inc. in 2011 with a business plan that mirrors his systematic approach to handling claims.
The first week of February in Toronto is always a busy time for both Ontario CIAA members and those who have travelled from across the country to attend the many back to back events and this year was no exception.…
Examining the three expectancies of damages quantification
Understanding the latest developments in settlement opportunities may reduce the costs and delays of litigation for adjusters and their clients.
Assessing The Competitive Environment
The risk of a major earthquake in certain regions of Canada is real, according to geoscientists and catastrophe modelers. However, the awareness level of residents in vulnerable zones, as measured by take-up rates of private insurance, is low. Independent adjusters...