Understanding Electric Vehicle Fires: A Guide for Insurance Professionals
Learn the unique challenges of electric vehicle fires, how certified fire investigators approach these claims, and options for further testing.
Commercial HVAC Hail Claim Fundamentals Guide
Get guidance for handling commercial HVAC hail claims with details on commonly claimed systems, evidence related to other perils, and remediation methods.
Understanding Winter Storm Impacts on HVAC Systems Guide
Learn how winter storms affect HVAC systems through power outages, temperature drops, snow, and ice—and how wear and tear may even play a role in post-storm claims.
Weather Data in Action: A Guide for Insurance Professionals
Discover how weather data strengthens the claims process, the part it plays in cause of loss assessments, and why it shouldn’t be the sole resource for a fair settlement.
How to Be a Human Lie Detector Over the Phone Guide
Learn techniques from our anti-fraud experts about what to listen for or say during a phone conversation to help distinguish fact from fiction.
Who Can Disrupt the Claims Process With False Information Guide
Use this guide to learn who could impact the claims process with false information.
A2L Refrigerants Explained Guide
Get familiar with A2L refrigerants as the R-410A phasedown progresses. Learn their properties, how the HVAC/R industry is adapting, and what adjusters should know.
Commercial HVAC Systems Cheat Sheet
Adjusters, use this one-page reference sheet to gain a better understanding of commercial HVAC equipment – from system functions to common causes of loss.
Wind Damage to HVAC Package Units Guide
Understand wind-related impact to HVAC package units with this guide. Explore common damages and expert insights to help you with these claims.
Insurance and Inflation: Adapting to New Demands
Get actionable tips on how the insurance industry can respond to inflation, understand how and why it impacts policies and claims, and more with this guide.
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