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How Machine Learning is Transforming Insurance Claims

Machine Learning as been one of the most prolific areas when it comes to high-impact use cases for the insurance industry. And within insurance, claims management offers one of the most promising areas to apply this technology due to the large amount of data available to train algorithms and the consistency of principles applied in the claims assessment process
November 9, 2022 Technology

The 5 Most Expensive Words Known to Man

When I remodeled a house years ago, I decided that the most expensive words known to man were, "While we’re at it...." Then a co-author and I spent two years having a team of researchers look at 2,500 corporate disasters and realized the most expensive words are actually, "We have to do something...."
November 9, 2022 Risk Management


The Art of Preservation

Preserving an accident scene is the first priority following a loss. Until recently, forensic engineers had to follow painstaking procedures to perform a complete inspection.
November 8, 2022 Auto

Fraud Wave Expected in Southwest Florida as Hurricane Money Arrives

Kathryn Schweitzer worked recently in the yard in front of her small, yellow house in a North Port neighborhood where mildewing furniture, drywall and other personal belongings line the streets, the remains of destruction left behind by Hurricane Ian.<br />Schweitzer tries to shrug off the $8,000 she’s paid so far "just to get the walls back" in her flood-damaged home, because "if you can’t cry, you get to laugh."
November 8, 2022 Catastrophe Fraud Property Florida



How to Minimize Fraud in Disaster Claims

Floridians whose properties were destroyed or damaged by Hurricane Ian are expected to file between $53 billion and $74 billion in insurance claims. The federal government will disburse billions more in disaster assistance through tax relief, subsidies and direct grants.
November 7, 2022 Catastrophe Technology