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Sharing Economy, New Technology Pose New Questions for Insurers

Emerging risks associated with the sharing economy and new technology pose new challenges for insurers, according to members of the International Association of Claim Professionals (IACP) who sat down with Claims Journal for an exclusive interview. Marc Karnell, global head … Source: Claims Journal

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Since 1969 Nebraska Firm’s Fire Brigade Protects Plant

When fire breaks out in the forge shop of Kearney, Neb.-based Eaton Corp. manufacturing plant, its fire brigade is quick to respond. “We have over 800 pieces of equipment in our facility, so technically there’s 800 opportunities for a fire, … Source: Claims Journal

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Houston Police Report Spike in Pedestrian Deaths

The number of pedestrians in Houston, Texas, who have been struck and killed by cars has spiked this year – already 31 percent higher than the total for all of 2015 – according to police. At least 71 pedestrians have … Source: Claims Journal

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New Recall Headache for Samsung, 3M Washing Machines

In another black eye for one of the world’s leading consumer brands, U.S. authorities announced a recall Friday of nearly 3 million Samsung washing machines following several reports of injuries – including a broken jaw – due to “excessive vibration.” … Source: Claims Journal

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The Future of Claims Careers: Cultivating a Data Mindset

Big data is a topic about which much has been written, although rarely is it explained in specific terms what it means for insurance professionals. Should claims adjusters and investigators be learning complex algorithms and software programming? Or does all … Source: Claims Journal

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