Events and Conferences
WasteExpo 2018
Make sure to visit us at WasteExpo 2018! We will be joining National Interstate Insurance, a member of Great American Insurance Group. See you April 24th in Las Vegas!
Want to meet up while you’re attending? Email khill3@gaig.com to schedule your visit with us. For more information on the conference, visit WasteExpo's website.
PIA Conference
Visit us at booth 232 at this year’s PIA annual conference. We will be joined by fellow Great American divisions: Property & Inland Marine and Fidelity/Crime. See you June 10 in Atlantic City!
Want to meet up while you’re attending? Email khill3@gaig.com to schedule your visit with us. For more information on the conference, visit PIA’s website.
SEIP Conference
The annual Society of Environmental Insurance Professionals (SEIP) conference, Expanding the Market, will be held in San Francisco this June. Sara Brothers, Director of Technical Support, will be featured as a presenter discussing environmental industry trends. We hope you join us!
Want to meet up while you’re attending? Email khill3@gaig.com to schedule your visit with us. For more information on the conference, visit SEIP’s website.
CLM Conference Summary
Sara Brothers, Director of Technical Support, served on a panel at the recent Claims and Litigation Management Alliance’s Annual Conference
Session: License to Bill – Insurance Companies are Overpaying Excessive Restoration Costs
Here are some takeaways from her session:
- Insurers should require that policy holders have in place a Disaster Response Plan for all insured property that describes the response protocol and procedure to a large property loss. The Plan should have pre-identified contractors and vendors with the proper insurance and contracting methods and pricing, in place.
- Insurers, adjustors, claims resolution professionals and policy holders should recognize the unfavorable contract format, terms, conditions and pricing of restoration and response vendors.
- Insurers, adjustors, claims resolution professionals and policy holders should recognize the unfavorable contract format, terms, conditions and pricing of restoration and response vendors.