Claims

Valuable insights into the most pressing workers' comp concerns.

Marsh, the world's largest insurance brokerage, said that dozens of its clients are preparing to file claims in the wake of a global computing outage that disrupted airlines, banks and government agencies.

Howard Altschule, CEO of Forensic Weather Consultants discusses the current hurricane season and how technology is changing the ability to predict weather events.  

Digital Insurance recently surveyed insurers, brokers and adjusters about the technology they're using in the claims space, and we'll share those insights.

Department of Labor announced a settlement with Unum Life Insurance and four insurers sue Norfolk Southern, plus more legal news.

Insurers are introducing AI-driven technology and historical data analysis to combat the costly impacts of climate risks.

Embedded insurance is providing carriers with a range of practical coverage options for multiple risks.

Zach Gordon, who manages homeowner claims professionals at CSAA, leverages technology to evaluate claims more accurately, better manage claims disputes and communicate with contractors.

Rising costs and lengthy claims processes are persisting, in part due to shortages and increasing attorney involvement, according to the 2024 LexisNexis Auto Trends report.

The top five insurance companies have an average workers' comp market share of 5.61% as of December 31, 2023.

Lee Elliston, Chief Operating Officer/Group Claims for Aspen Insurance provides a global perspective on the adoption and utilization of technology in the claims process. 

Trends in liability claims litigation, according to a Sedgwick report.

Farley discusses his philosophy around human-centered artificial intelligence and how the supplemental insurer is focused on customers when it comes to innovation.

Suggestions for how property insurers can accomplish effective low touch claims processing.

Are deepfakes threatening the insurance industry? Some experts suggest a second layer of verification may be needed to combat altered materials in claims processing.

Insurance companies applying AI to handle claims functions are seeing changes for both their staffs and policyholders.

Applying AI to insurance claims processing improves its predictive analytics, use of predictive models and control of costs.

Technology is helping carriers to better manage their risk portfolios when it comes to underwriting and managing weather-related property risks.

Four strategies for insurance companies aiming to leverage AI's potential.

A host of factors have affected our daily work lives, but the recent pandemic changed how and where we work. Ken Tolson with Crawford & Company discusses the talent challenges and how to succeed in a new environment.