Scary Story: The Case of Recurring Vehicle Thefts
A policyholder reported their vehicle stolen twice, raising a potential red flag. Learn how CTL’s infotainment download provided the hard data needed to verify the claim.
Passenger Vehicle Fire Investigation Case Study
An insurance carrier’s SIU team relied on National Fire Experts (NFE) to determine how a fire started in a reportedly stolen vehicle. Request the full case study.
Commercial Water Damage Claim Case Study
An adjuster sought Alpine Intel’s expert support for a water damage claim involving a boiler and electrical panels. Learn how HVACi and StrikeCheck delivered the insights needed for an accurate resolution.
Snow Load Damage Claim Case Study
Donan’s forensic engineers provided an adjuster with assessments related to two claims on the same property that cited snow load damage. Find out the results.
Reported Freeze Damage: HVAC System Case Study
An adjuster needed expert support for a furnace claim that cited freeze damage and a full replacement estimate. Get the case study to see how HVACi provided answers.
Water Damage Claim Case Study
Discover how Donan’s licensed forensic engineers determined the cause of a water leak that damaged walls and ceilings in a recently vacated property.
Puffback Claim Case Study
A smoking furnace left a policyholder without heat. Find out how HVACi helped the adjuster handling the resulting claim uncover the cause of loss and most appropriate solution.
Infotainment Download Case Study: Stolen Vehicle Claim
A stolen vehicle claim raised questions. Find out how CTL’s infotainment download and analysis of call logs and connected devices gave the adjuster the clarity they needed.
SIU and Property Claim Case Study
Learn how an adjuster partnered with VRC Investigations and HVACi to resolve a property claim with suspect misrepresentation.
Tanning Bed Claim Case Study
TechLoss’s onsite inspection revealed the claimed tanning bed in this case study wasn’t as damaged as a contractor’s estimate suggested. Learn what TechLoss determined and how.
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