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Jim, John, Todd, and Luis discuss ordinance or law coverage and how to insure for this potential exposure in Property Insurance Roundtable’s latest podcast episode. After a disaster causes property damage or loss many policyholders discover that rebuilding the structure to conform to the latest building codes can add 50% or more to their recovery cost.

In this edition of Adjusting Today®, author Joseph Harrington traces the origins and evolution of concurrent causation, the insurance industry’s actions to address it, and key court decisions – including a very recent one – affecting its implementation.

Pets are becoming more acceptable and welcomed in public places. As such, it is important for businesses, landlords, and employers to have a policy and the appropriate insurance in place.

Property Insurance Roundtable features property and casualty insurance experts discussing current issues affecting first party claims. Each episode focuses on a critical topic that is currently trending within the property insurance industry, drawing from real-life examples and first-hand experience in order to share essential information to improve disaster preparedness.

The past year was filled with many employee achievements and changes to our industry of public adjusting and disaster recovery. As we celebrate the new year, we look at our top performing stories from 2018 according to you, our followers!

Greg Raab, a Vice President of Adjusters International, has been named President of the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA).

Critical infrastructure includes the power that supplies our homes and businesses, the water we drink, the transportation systems we rely on

Adjusters International is excited to announce the launch of newly redesigned websites for the AI-Corporate office and our nationwide firms

Steve Surace, CPA, CFF, MBA has been recently elected to the New York State Society of Certified Public Accountants’ Foundation for Accounting Education Board of Trustees.

We put together resources to help those in need with their Hurricane Florence recovery efforts and to also aid in beginning the insurance claims process.

September kicks off National Preparedness Month - where planning experts give their best advice for home and business owners to help mitigate the adverse effects of a disaster. 

Wildfire property damage claims can be challenging for both home and business owners. We put together this list of tips to help you navigate the insurance claims process.

This new edition of Insights for Your Industry™ examines the legal liabilities and possible insurance issues marina owners should be aware of concerning their property.

Author, Gary Thompson explains to readers in this edition of Adjusting Today an exception where certain items that are not damaged which are also part of a "pair or set" may actually be covered under an insurance policy in the event of a loss. 

AI/TB’s Vice President, John Agostino recently authored the article title “Microgrids Secure Energy During Disasters: An Emergency Management Perspective” featured in Carleton University’s Infrastructure Resilience Risk Reporter (IR³).

Mr. D’Amico’s presentation on “Condominiums, Co-ops & HOAs – Definitions, Coverages and Differences” will take place Tuesday, October 16 at 4pm.

A team from Adjusters International showed their support for the United Way of the Valley and Greater Utica Area by volunteering at Saranac Thursday as beverage pourers.

Author, Edward Eshoo Jr. discusses the process a policyholder can be required to go through if their insurance carrier has concerns about a claim they have submitted. 

Brian, Randy, and Todd, our panel of industry experts discuss how NAPIA’s legislative efforts are positively affecting policyholders and public adjusters in this latest podcast from AI ...