Good Faith Matters: Practicing Ethics in Every Claim Investigation Webinar (2 Hours of Ethics CE Credit)

Recognizing ethical dilemmas is the first step toward ensuring fair, objective, and well-documented claim investigations. This two-hour ethics CE-eligible webinar will equip insurance professionals with tools to identify and navigate potential conflicts of interest or other concerns regardless of claim type.

By attending Alpine Intel’s webinar, Good Faith Matters: Practicing Ethics in Every Claim Investigation, at 2 PM ET on Wednesday, Oct. 7, you’ll learn how to apply the principles of good faith when handling claims, cultivate ethical qualities and behaviors, and maintain good faith when questions arise about the validity of certain claim details.

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 the criminal investigation and claims management industry.

Curtis will discuss:

• Types of ethical challenges that may arise for the modern claim professional
• Ethical traits every insurance professional should strive toward and the discipline of self-evaluation
• How to help ensure thorough investigations, prompt and fair communication, and equitable resolutions

He also plans to share real-life case studies that put the lessons learned over the course of the session into practice.

Register today to save your spot. We’ll share handouts and the webinar recording after the session.

This webinar is eligible for two hours of ethics CE credit in AL, GA, IN, KY, LA, MS, NC, NH, NM, OK, TX, WV, and WY. The webinar counts as two hours of standard adjuster credit in Florida. Attendees must participate for the entire session. Partial credit is not offered for only attending one hour.

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.

The webinar is hosted by VRC Investigations, which specializes in fact gathering and evidence documentation as part of the Alpine Intel suite of services.

Alpine Intel’s content is meant to inform and educate readers using general terms and descriptions. They do not replace expert evaluations that determine facts and details related to each unique claim.