5 Sources for Video Evidence Guide
Discover where to find admissible video footage for your claims and how to navigate legal and ethical considerations when obtaining it.
Handling Video Evidence in Insurance Claims Guide
Learn how to properly collect, verify, and use video evidence to strengthen claim investigations, support negotiations, and ensure admissibility.
7 Qualities of an Ethical Claims Professional Guide
Build policyholder trust and settle claims more fairly by having these qualities of ethical claims professionals.
How Managers Can Strengthen Adjuster Support and Boost Retention
Strong management can improve adjuster experience and boost retention. Answer these crucial questions to ensure you’re equipping your team for success.
Adding Weather Data to Your Adjuster Toolkit Webinar Recording
Join Alpine Intel to learn how the experts couple weather data with onsite evidence to shed light on the actual cause of loss for properties reportedly damaged by hail, wind, and snow or rainfall.
Fabrications, Distortions, & Half Truths (The Truth About Lying) Webinar Recording
Be better prepared to spot lies in person and over the phone with Alpine Intel’s webinar The Fabrications, Distortions & Half Truths (The Truth About Lying) Webinar.
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.
Why To Prioritize Scene Investigations | The Savvy Adjuster Podcast Ep. 24
Learn about the importance of scene investigations and how adjusters can use their instinct to know when one is needed.
The Impact of Social Inflation on Property Loss Claims
Social inflation is raising insurance claim costs beyond general economic inflation. Learn what it is, its cause and effects, and how insurers can combat it.
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