Social Media Investigation Do’s and Don’ts Guide
Learn how to navigate the ever-changing social media environment with these do’s and don’ts for conducting online investigations.
How Non-Weather-Related Losses Impact Buildings
Learn about non-weather-related perils and why they might initially appear in a claim related to a weather event.
Incendiary Vehicle Fires: Recognizing the Signs Guide
Uncover seven potential signs of incendiary vehicle fires so that you can better interpret origin and cause reports and know when further investigation may be needed.
5 Types of Workers’ Compensation Employee Fraud
Learn five ways employees could try to obtain unnecessary workers’ compensation, including by malingering and double employment.
Potential Red Flags To Listen for, and How To Investigate Them
Know what red flags might point to questionable workers’ compensation claims, and which investigative tactics may help verify details.
Desk Adjusters’ Guide to Hurricane-Related HVAC Claims
Save this illustrated one-page guide as a resource for tackling hurricane-related claims for complex HVAC systems without leaving the office.
Dental Equipment Assessment and Restoration Guide
Explore perils impacting dental equipment, which items are often claimed, and how onsite assessments and restoration can help you make better claims decisions.
Fraud Indicators – Comprehensive List
Equip yourself with the knowledge to detect and address potential red flags before they lead to negative consequences. Download our Fraud Indicators List to increase the accuracy of your settlements.
Home Fire Prevention Checklist
Use this guide to help your policyholders prevent home fires before they happen. Explore a range of potential hazards and pass this resource along to your insureds.
The Impact of Heat on Equipment
Gain insight into managing heat-related equipment claims efficiently, and help your clients safeguard business-critical machinery during high temperatures.
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.










