An invoice form used by independent adjusting firms that lists claims investigation expenses billable to the client insurance company.

Statement guideline for interviewing a witness to a vehicle fire. Includes initial questions and follow up questions based on responses given.

Appraisal form used to determine a vehicle's value after a total loss by considering the book value and local market value (dealer quotes). Add or deduct value using a comparable vehicle model, noting trim, paint, glass, tires, power options, mechanical condition and cleanliness.

Form letter used to notify insured of reassignment of a claims handler.

Decipher motor vehicle accident reports in New York with ease using the MV-104COV (11/13) code sheet, a vital resource for claims adjusters and legal professionals. This document lays out crucial codes for assessing accident locations, conditions, vehicle types, damages, and injuries, streamlining the analysis of complex accident reports for efficient claims resolution.

Customized automobile subrogation promissory note which allows the insurance company to notify DMV/BMV in case of default by the tortfeasor.

The Red Flag checklist helps determine whether a rear-end collision may have been a staged accident; this maneuver is referred to as a swoop and squat crash by the Coalition Against Insurance Fraud. Claims with numerous red flags may need to be referred to the special investigations unit (SIU).

Minimum car insurance liability requirements per state.

This Microsoft Word template allows users to sketch an accident scene by adding and resizing a variety of objects including roads, vehicles, road signs, road signals and other symbols and figures in a 4-way intersection.

A subrogation receipt is signed by the insured upon payment of a claim, and assigns the insurer to the right to recovery for the loss.

Statement guideline for interviewing the investigating officer in a vehicle theft claim. Includes initial questions and follow up questions based on responses given.

Generic form used by independent adjusters to acknowledge receipt of a property insurance claim, and provide a preliminary report to the insurance company.

The Model Minimum Uniform Crash Criteria Guideline (MMUCC) is a minimum, standardized data set for describing motor vehicle crashes and the vehicles, persons and environment involved. The Guideline is designed to generate the information necessary to improve highway safety within each state and nationally.