Insurance Claims
Practical content for claims professionals: severity triage, fraud red flags, damage-vs-injury mismatch, and how AI is changing the claims workflow.
FMVSS 208 Airbag Deployment Analysis for Claims Investigators
When airbags don't fire in a crash, claims investigators face tough questions about speed, severity, and injury causation. Here's how FMVSS 208 airbag deployment analysis works and why it matters for evaluating those claims.
12 Fraud Red Flags in Car Accident Claims SIU Teams Must Know
Not every suspicious claim is fraud, but every fraud case has warning signs that showed up early. Here are 12 red flags in fraudulent car accident claims that SIU teams should catch before payouts go out the door.
Rideshare Accident Liability: Proving Fault in Uber and Lyft Crashes
Rideshare accident liability hinges on what the driver was doing at the moment of impact. Here's how the three coverage phases work, where fault disputes actually happen, and what crash data separates strong claims from weak ones.
Parking Lot Accidents: Who Is at Fault?
Parking lot accidents account for roughly 20% of all vehicle crashes, yet fault determination in these low-speed collisions is notoriously messy. Here's how claims professionals and attorneys can cut through the finger-pointing with actual evidence.
Minor Car Damage, Major Injury Claims: Spotting the Mismatch
A fender with a scuff and a demand letter for $75,000 in soft tissue injuries. It happens every day in claims offices across the country. Here's the physics behind damage vs injury mismatch detection, and how to separate legitimate low-speed injuries from inflated or fraudulent claims.
How to Objectively Assess Injury Claims Using Crash Data
Evaluating bodily injury claims has always been part art, part science. But when you anchor the process to crash physics, occupant kinematics, and biomechanical thresholds, you replace gut feel with defensible, evidence-based decisions.