The insurance claims industry has never been short on complexity. Between policy language, coverage questions, regulatory requirements, documentation, litigation, customer expectations, and the sheer logistics of getting people back to normal after a loss, there is plenty to keep claims professionals busy.
Next Gen Claims: What is A Claims Adjuster in 2026?
By Awais Farooq, CPCU®, AIC®, AIC-M®, LPCS Claims adjusters sit at the intersection of policy, risk, and human experience. Adept at helping individuals or businesses ... Read More
Why the Future of Claims Performance Depends on Connected Intelligence
Article Submitted by Awais Farooq Across claims organizations, AI conversations remain largely focused on accelerating decision-making and predictive analytics. But as claims become increasingly complex, many organizations are still grappling with the most ... Read More
The Quietest Atlantic Season in Decades — What It Means for Claims Operations
If it feels like your desk has been unusually calm this hurricane season, you're not imagining it. As of early September 2026, the Atlantic has ... Read More
When the Grid Sweats – How Extreme Heat Becomes Insurance Problems
Every summer now seems to set a new record, and 2026 has been no exception. In the run-up to the Fourth of July, a brutal ... Read More
Government CAT Protection – What States Like California are Teaching Us
When the Palisades and Eaton fires tore through Los Angeles County in January 2025, they didn't just destroy more than 16,000 structures. They lit a ... Read More
Ethics and Training Define a True Public Adjuster
Anonymously Submitted Article If you've spent any time in the claims trenches, you already know the frustration. You're working a file, trying to get a ... Read More
The “Unavailable Tile” Argument Is Losing Ground — Here’s What You Need to Know
If you've ever filed a claim for hail damage on a tile roof, you've probably heard a version of this story before. The contractor or ... Read More
Have you checked on your HVAC system??
Most cooling towers need to be cleaned at least twice a year. Otherwise, you run the risk of dangerous bacteria buildup that pollutes indoor air quality. Cleaning your cooling tower regularly also extends the life of your equipment and keeps your system running efficiently.
Fakes, Filters, and Fire Damage: Detecting AI-Generated Fraud in Property Claims
Originally presented at the PLRB Annual Conference, 2026 Written by Serges Himbaza from Populus Click Here to connect on LinkedIn Click Here to learn more ... Read More
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