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Our latest issue of Adjusting Today® entitled “Property Loss Professionals: Who Are They and How Can They Help You?” guides the policyholder through the parties they may encounter post-property damage such as staff adjusters, independent adjusters, public adjusters, and other professionals.

Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU, ARP, insurance author and returning writer for Adjusting Today, gives an in-depth overview of valuable papers and records coverage, as well as the overlap between traditional insurance policies and coverage for electronic record losses. He goes on to describe why most companies should consider utilizing both.

If you have property damage from the Kincade Fire in Sonoma County, contact our licensed public insurance adjusters for immediate fire claim guidance.

We are proud to announce the promotion of RPHC’s Rachele Drinkwine to Proposal Manager.

We are pleased to announce new appointments to officer positions within our various subsidiaries, effective October 1, 2019.

Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International (GGG/AI), the AI firm based in Rockville, Maryland, announced a $25,000 donation to the Mission Resolve Foundation to support response and recovery assistance for victims of Hurricane Dorian in the Bahamas.

We are proud to announce the promotion of Adjusters International's Brianna Moyer to Director of Digital Marketing.

Welcome to our newest edition of Insights for Your Industry®! This issue focuses on the timely subject of “Home-Sharing for Apartment Buildings and Condominiums.”

It’s National Preparedness Month, and we want to celebrate by sharing tips with homeowners to make sure you’re prepared when natural disasters occur. While it’s difficult to prepare for a disaster, there are steps you can take to help ensure your friends, family and property are safe—and that your financial future is secure.

Major property damage can be devastating. Worrying about maintaining business and keeping your employees safe and happy will be a full-time job in itself. There’s no way you will have the time, not to mention the expertise, to fully assess the damages and loss—let alone meet your complicated policy requirements and properly submit your claim.

Has your home, business, or commercial property suffered from a sudden disaster like a fire, earthquake, burst pipe, or flood? 

In recent years, the idea of "loss of attraction" has taken on a broader and more ominous implication, and property owners should be aware that insurance is now available to address abrupt declines in business due to the perception that an area has become dangerous, undesirable, or inaccessible.

In our newest edition of Adjusting Today, returning Author, Joseph S. Harrington, CPCU, ARP discusses functional replacement cost (FRC) coverage for home and business owners.

RPHC's Digital Marketing Manager and Website Administrator, Brianna Moyer graduated Summa Cum Laude with a Master of Science in Information Design & Technology from SUNY Poly and earned the Dean's Award upon program completion.

We are proud to announce and congratulate Maria Suppa, CPA, CFF, MBA on her recent election to the office of Vice President of Rising Phoenix Holdings Corporation (RPHC) by our Board of Directors.

This past Thursday, a team from Rising Phoenix Holdings Corporation (RPHC) volunteered as beverage pourers at Saranac Thursday in support of the United Way of the Valley and Greater Utica area.

Adjusters International is proud to be a Bronze Sponsor for the 6^th Annual Run 4 The Hills! For First Responders 4 mile walk/race taking place on May 4^th in Sharon Springs, NY presented by Hero Fund America.

Experts discuss the legislative efforts supported by the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) regarding the Unauthorized Practice of Public Adjusting (UPPA), issues surrounding Assignment of Benefits post-disaster, and more.

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.