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The Senate Subcommittee on Disaster Management will hold a hearing this afternoon titled Examining the Insurance Industrys Claims Practices Following Recent Natural Disasters. Among those testifying is Mike Fiato, Executive Vice President and Chief Claims Officer at Allstate.
The Senate Subcommittee on Disaster Management will hold a hearing this afternoon titled Examining the Insurance Industrys Claims Practices Following Recent Natural Disasters. Among those testifying is Mike Fiato, Executive Vice President and Chief Claims Officer at Allstate.
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I am snowed in after taking the deposition of a 1099 temporary claims adjuster in South Carolina. Much of his testimony has me thinking about the plight of the modern independent claims adjuster doing catastrophe work. During his deposition, the independent catastrophe adjuster said he had asked to have his claims load reduced.
Westfield Insurance Company 1 shows how even well-intentioned policyholders can lose a flood insurance claim before their lawsuit ever begins. This case is not just about a technical legal loss.
The latest revelations about Allstates use of artificial intelligence (AI) in drafting insurance claims emails should serve as a wake-up call for policyholders, insurance regulators, and insurance industry claims handlers.
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