Leveraging Investigation Resources in Your Next Fire Claim Webinar
November 18
Sponsored by Alpine Intel
By attending Alpine Intel’s webinar, Leveraging Investigation Resources in Your Next Fire Claim, at 2 PM ET on Wednesday, Nov. 18, insurance professionals will learn how to consider findings from separate fire and SIU investigations and how each investigation type can be applied to auto and property claims.
VRC Investigations Vice President of SIU Compliance and CE Programs Curtis Whitfill, CFE, CIFI, will lead the presentation. He has more than three decades of experience in criminal investigation and claims management across insurance, regulatory agencies, and private investigation sectors.
Curtis will discuss how:
Fire investigators approach origin and cause investigations for vehicle and structure fires, including the emphasis on physical evidence, application of the scientific method, and various governing standards
Licensed SIU investigators objectively gather evidence for property and auto claims, along with their fact-verification process, approach to interviewing, and use of research tools and databases
Best practices, such as evidence-handling across teams and interview strategies, can be applied in dual investigations to benefit the claims process
He also plans to discuss hypothetical scenarios to show how these insights can be put into practice.
This webinar is eligible for adjuster CE credit in AL, FL, GA, IN, KY, LA, MS, NC, NH, NM, OK, TX, WV, and WY. It also qualifies for CE credit for California Workers’ Compensation (post-designation) and for CIFI and CFE designation holders. Attendees will receive links to the certificates after the webinar.
VRC Investigations Vice President of SIU Compliance and CE Programs Curtis Whitfill, CFE, CIFI, will lead the presentation. He has more than three decades of experience in criminal investigation and claims management across insurance, regulatory agencies, and private investigation sectors.
Curtis will discuss how:
Fire investigators approach origin and cause investigations for vehicle and structure fires, including the emphasis on physical evidence, application of the scientific method, and various governing standards
Licensed SIU investigators objectively gather evidence for property and auto claims, along with their fact-verification process, approach to interviewing, and use of research tools and databases
Best practices, such as evidence-handling across teams and interview strategies, can be applied in dual investigations to benefit the claims process
He also plans to discuss hypothetical scenarios to show how these insights can be put into practice.
This webinar is eligible for adjuster CE credit in AL, FL, GA, IN, KY, LA, MS, NC, NH, NM, OK, TX, WV, and WY. It also qualifies for CE credit for California Workers’ Compensation (post-designation) and for CIFI and CFE designation holders. Attendees will receive links to the certificates after the webinar.
