The Toronto Insurance Women’s Association (TIWA) Wine and Cheese Reception was held at The Hyatt Regency in Toronto on Feb. 21. More than 1,200 guests attended the association’s annual signature event.
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An Emerging Claims Field That Adjusters Should Understand
With investment returns dropping while loss ratios are staying constant, insurance carriers are looking to cut costs on auto repairs, an industry analyst told a room full of collision repair executives Saturday. Matthew Ohrnstein, managing director of Irvine, Calif.-based Symphony…
A slight majority of attendees at a meeting last Saturday of automotive repair professionals indicated insurer relations was one of their top three priorities, while speakers suggested that the industry faces conflicting demands from automobile manufacturers and insurance carriers. At…
Storms and inundation caused by ex-tropical Cyclone Oswald has resulted in reports of substantial damage in the Wide Bay area of Queensland, Australia and moderate to severe damage in communities from the New South Wales (NSW) border north to Cairns,…
Improving the insurance claims process and upgrading or replacing claims systems were among the key focus areas for the majority of insurance claims professionals in the United States responding to a survey by Massachusetts-based Trillium Software. Almost 93% of respondents…
Claims services firm Cunningham Lindsey Canada has launched a new division, Cunningham Lindsey Research Services Inc (Research Services), offering investigative, surveillance and information services to the insurance industry. The new division is geared toward the Canadian insurance industry but also…
The Insurance Council of Australia has updated its preliminary data on claims resulting from bushfires, estimating losses in Tasmania alone at about 49 million Australian dollars. As of Thursday, an Australian dollar was worth $1.04. “At present we believe more…
Will recommendations contained in the Ontario Automobile Insurance Anti-Fraud Task Force report be a game changer, addressing what has become an increasingly organized and expensive problem? Or could implementation and timing issues threaten to alter the carefully plotted road map for improving the system?
Insurers in Canada have seen thousands of wind and rain damage claims, along with a few for business interruption, in the wake of the storm that followed Hurricane Sandy. Losses, however, appear not to be as severe as originally envisioned.
A recent seminar in Toronto explored a number of issues on the claims front, including no-fault benefits involving public transit vehicles, examination under oath and retroactive attendant care.