5 Sources for Video Evidence Guide
Discover where to find admissible video footage for your claims and how to navigate legal and ethical considerations when obtaining it.
Handling Video Evidence in Insurance Claims Guide
Learn how to properly collect, verify, and use video evidence to strengthen claim investigations, support negotiations, and ensure admissibility.
Independent Corroboration: Receipts & Other Proof of Ownership Live CE Webinar
Watch our webinar to get investigative tools that will help verify claims details and help you achieve more accurate outcomes.
7 Qualities of an Ethical Claims Professional Guide
Build policyholder trust and settle claims more fairly by having these qualities of ethical claims professionals.
Ethical Qualities of the Modern Claim Professional Webinar Recording
Explore the essential ethical traits every modern claim professional should embody — recognizing dilemmas, distinguishing right from wrong, and upholding standards.
5 Strategies for Finding & Securing Video Evidence Live CE Webinar
Learn expert strategies for obtaining and preserving video evidence following legal standards during the 5 Strategies for Finding & Securing Video Evidence Live CE Webinar.
Auto Fraud Indicators Guide
Save this multi-page guide for an in-depth look at indicators of various types of auto fraud.
Putting the Brakes on Auto Fraud Webinar Recording
In this session, we’ll explore the latest fraud schemes involving auto claims, red flag indicators to watch for, and proven investigative steps and raise awareness on the latest schemes you should keep an eye out for on your claims.
4 Situations Where Auto Fraud Could Occur Guide
Policyholders and others involved in a claim may attempt auto fraud in multiple situations. Find out more about when and how it might occur with this guide.
How To Spot Potential Fraud Concerns in Auto Claims
Learn investigation strategies and tips from our experts about identifying potential auto fraud. Discover what questions to ask and documentation to request.
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