TV Checklist For LKQ
TVs in claims may require a replacement. Use this checklist to ensure your settlement is for a Like Kind and Quality replacement.
Identifying Subrogation Potential: A Field Adjuster’s Checklist for When To Investigate a Product Failure
Subrogation starts with identifying evidence onsite. This one-page guide equips field adjusters with essential tips for considering subrogation potential.
Misconceptions About Pool Damage Guide
Find out how misconceptions about swimming pools may lead to damages and what you can do to ensure you handle these claims accurately with this guide.
Desk Adjuster’s Guide to CAT Claims
Save this guide to better prepare for CAT-related claims and know what to expect and consider for each type of event.
Are You Prepared for Catastrophic Claims?
This interactive guide can help you identify CAT events, where they’re most likely to occur, and what you and your assessment partners can do to prepare.
Your Guide to Structural Tornado Damage
Tornadoes can cause an array of structural damages. Get familiar with these losses and learn which indicators may point toward another cause of loss.
5 Things To Know About Commercial HVAC System Regulations Guide
Save this guide as your reference to U.S. DOE efficiency regulations that impact commercial HVAC systems, including split systems, package units, and heat pumps.
4 Ways Engineers Help Adjusters With Tornado Claims
Tornado-related claims can feel overwhelming for adjusters who lack extensive knowledge of structural damages. Discover 4 ways engineers can help.
5 Questions to Ask About Flood Claims Guide
Tackle flood claims by asking the right questions. Download this guide for 5 questions that can help you reach fair, accurate settlements.
Key Indicators of Flood Damage
Dive into how different forces may impact properties during flood events, common damages, and how experts differentiate between flood damage and other causes of loss.
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