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Catastrophe Preparedness: Ready For The Worst?The claims profession is not immune to the same succession issues facing the insurance and other industries.
Go the Extra MileIn order to secure a future in the industry, independent adjusters need to go one step further.
Severing Bad Faith Claims From First Party Property LossesThe attitude of the Canadian courts to bifurcation
Substitutes and the Auto Claims IndustryHow understanding and preparing for changes in the physical damage claims distribution can give you a competitive advantage.
Changes to Vicarious LiabilityThe Ontario government's attempt to limit leasing and rental company liability.
Identity Theft in Injury ClaimsA growing trend in insurance fraud
British Columbia Jury Rejects Vancouver Taxi Driver's Injury ClaimsCase out of B.C. clarifies the importance of disclosing all pertinent information.
Claims In the Entertainment Industry
Arbitrator Awards Attendant CareDavid McMichael admits to using cocaine before the accident, but claims he only used crack cocaine for the first time after a failed attempt to return to work following the crash.
Analyzing Policy CoverageA Series of Articles Provided by the Insurance Institute of Canada