Claims / Legal
Back to the Future: How Claims Execs Can Use Analytics to Become Experts on Their Pasts
Claims and legal executives have never felt more pressure to focus on the future. You're constantly being told to innovate. You keep hearing it: If you don't use technology to predict the future, ...
Uber Drivers’ Lawsuit Got Significantly More Costly
Uber Technologies Inc. drivers seeking to be treated as employees won a ruling that adds tens of thousands of them to the case and may put hundreds of millions of dollars more at stake. A judge's ...
British Insurers Revamp Models After Repeat 100-Year Floods Defy Expectations
British insurers could have to pay out up to 250 million pounds ($375 million) in claims to owners of homes and businesses, industry specialists said on Monday, after the northwest of England ...
Cyber Insurance Underwriting Advances to its ‘Teen’ Years in Terms of Experience
Given the fact that the insurance industry paid out more than $400 million in highly publicized cyber liability insurance claims in 2014 alone, one might think that insurers would be shying away from ...
U.S., Cuba Begin Hashing Out Billions in Claims Against Each Other
Cuban and U.S. officials on Tuesday will begin to untangle one of the most complex obstacles to normalization of relations between the two countries: the claims of Americans whose property was ...
Samsung Relents: Firm Will Pay Apple $548M in Smartphone Patent Dispute
Samsung fought until the bitter end to avoid paying Apple, but the company now says it will finally hand over the more than $548 million it owes for infringing the patents and designs of its biggest ...
The U.S. and China Will Expand a Planned Cybercrime Crackdown
U.S. and Chinese officials have agreed to expand cooperation to crack down on cybercrime as China's state- run news agency said a hacking attack on the U.S. Office of Personnel Management was carried ...
Claims Innovation: How Your Company Can Use Legal Document Automation to Win Big
If this article were a legal document, it might sound like this: HERETOFORE, legal documents proximately cause a grossly adverse impact on insurance companies, which impact may include but not be ...