From ground-penetrating radar to drone photogrammetry and thermal imaging, technology is changing how engineers assess damage in the field. Learn how these tools improve precision, safety, and the credibility of your claims investigations.

Policyholders may see cracks or collapse—engineers see patterns, load paths, and stress points. This article explains how forensic engineering reveals what really happened, helping adjusters make defensible coverage decisions and reduce litigation risk.

Spreadsheets and sticky notes no longer cut it. Claims professionals today need digital tools to manage large vendor networks, track job status in real time, and ensure accountability. This article explores how technology—from portals to performance dashboards—is transforming vendor oversight in the claims space.

One-off jobs and transactional relationships won’t cut it when claims surge. Whether it’s a CAT event or a market expansion, adjusters need partners—not placeholders. This article explores how to cultivate vendor relationships that deliver consistency, flexibility, and long-term value in any environment.

When pressure mounts to close claims quickly, quality can slip. This article explores how claims professionals can set performance benchmarks, use SLAs, and build feedback loops with vendors to maintain standards without slowing down the process.

From licensing lapses to poor workmanship and client complaints, vendors can introduce risk at every stage of the claims process. This article outlines proactive risk management strategies adjusters and claims leaders can implement to protect policyholders, ensure compliance, and safeguard the brand.

Not all vendors are created equal. Whether you're selecting mitigation specialists, contractors, or independent adjusters, your vendor choices directly impact claim speed and customer satisfaction. Learn how to implement a reliable screening and onboarding process that prioritizes experience, compliance, and accountability.

Art isn’t just about aesthetics—it's about history, sentiment, and cultural significance. Learn how insurers and adjusters can work with appraisers and curators to understand both market and intrinsic value, ensuring proper coverage and informed claims handling.

When fine art or historic objects are damaged, adjusters need more than just appraisals—they need clarity, credibility, and conservation expertise. In this sponsored editorial, B.R. Howard & Associates Inc. shares how their team supports insurers and policyholders alike through professional assessments, expert treatments, and decades of specialized experience.

Art theft is a high-stakes, emotionally charged event. Learn how to support policyholders, document claims, and work with law enforcement and global registries to manage recovery efforts and mitigate further risk.

Not all damage is permanent—especially when skilled conservators get involved early. Discover how adjusters can build relationships with conservancy experts to guide restorations that respect the original work and fulfill policy obligations.

Fine art policies require detail, foresight, and nuance. Explore how insurers can craft tailored policies that address transport risks, fluctuating values, and restoration clauses—reducing ambiguity and avoiding costly disputes.

From hurricanes to house fires, disasters can wreak havoc on priceless collections. Explore best practices for triage, documentation, and collaboration with conservators to minimize damage and preserve what matters most in the aftermath of loss.