3 Fires Related to Lithium-Ion Batteries – and Why They Happened
Before handling a claim for a fire or loss caused by a lithium-ion battery, understand different reasons these batteries pose such a risk by reading about real fire investigations and their results.
3 Common Dishwasher Component Failures That Could Make a Case for Subrogation
Three common dishwasher component failures are linked to manufacturer defects and may present the opportunity for subrogation. Learn how to identify these defects.
Why a Single-Line Chain of Custody Can Be Important for Subrogation
Learn how maintaining a single-line chain of custody, as well as preserving evidence, can help maximize subrogation success.
Power Surge Claims – What Adjusters Should Know
Know the basics of what causes power surges, how to protect against them, and what adjusters can do to prevent claims leakage.
These Regulatory Changes Could Impact Future Property Claims
Like the changing of the year, updates to codes are inevitable. It’s up to adjusters and their insurance partners to stay up to date to maintain accurate claims resolutions and decrease indemnity leakage.
When To Seek a Property Damage Assessment as an Adjuster
If you aren’t sure whether a property damage assessment partner is right for your claim, read these five times it’s better to get an objective expert partner before making a settlement decision.
Solar Power Fire Claims Are Rare but Happen
Learn more about why solar power fires occur despite their rarity.
Changes to the 2024 International Building Code
How does the International Building Code affect your claims? Find out in this article and read about three changes to the 2024 edition.
Understanding the Underlying Causes of Window Seal Failures
Here’s how window seals can fail, common signs of failure, and why they’re important to consider in a window claim assessment.
Keep an Eye on These 2024 Electronics Claim Trends
Our StrikeCheck experts have named four trends they’re keeping tabs on in 2024. Check out our article on other electronics claim trends adjusters should keep an eye on.
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