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Episode #36: From Ancient Egyptians to Modern Claims: The Leap Year Impact on Insurance

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In this episode of "The Art of Adjusting® Podcast," hosts Chantal and William discuss the intersection of history, legal intricacies, and the dynamic world of insurance claims. They take a journey from the ancient Egyptian invention of leap years to the details that define modern insurance policies, focusing on the important aspects of policy effective dates, the legalities surrounding backdating, and the multifaceted nature of insurance claims.

Learn more about our services at Auten Claims and gain insights from CMR Consulting by visiting CMR Consulting. Additionally, don't miss out on Chantal’s insightful book, Art of Adjusting®, available now.
This episode explores the often-overlooked implications of leap years on insurance policies and the statutes of limitations, providing a comprehensive overview that blends historical insight with contemporary challenges. The episode navigates through intricate scenarios, including the adjudication of fire losses that extend across multiple policy periods and the forensic examination of security camera footage essential for substantiating claims.

You will want to check out Chantal’s blog post on the statutes of limitations across various states, offering listeners a valuable resource for navigating this legal landscape. Adding an intriguing layer to the episode, both Chantal and William share their perspectives on the flat-earth theory, and the podcast takes a final position on this contentious debate!

This episode also shines a spotlight on Barry Zalma's "The Compact Book of Adjusting Property Claims – Fourth Edition," released on January 2, 2024. This invaluable resource, available in Kindle, paperback, and hardback formats, provides updates, clarifications, and additional material crucial for both the seasoned adjuster and the insurance coverage lawyer. It serves as a primer for first-party property adjusters, emphasizing the policyholder's responsibility to present a sworn proof of loss within a stipulated timeframe—a principle underscored by a century of legal precedent.

Get your copy here:

Kindle E-book

Paperback

Hardcover

Whether you're a professional in the insurance industry eager to expand your knowledge or a newcomer intrigued by the complexities of insurance claims, this episode offers deep insights and engaging discussion on topics that significantly impact the field.

For more insights, you might consider a career in liability adjusting or if you're searching for reliable adjusting services, visit Auten Claims Management.
To explore more about Chantal Roberts and her contributions to the industry, visit CMR Consulting.
Promotions:

  • Once Upon a Claim: Explore the magical world of claims adjusting through fairy tales. Get your copy now.
  • The Art of Adjusting®: Master the art of claims adjusting with practical insights and expert advice. Purchase here.

  continue reading

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In this episode of "The Art of Adjusting® Podcast," hosts Chantal and William discuss the intersection of history, legal intricacies, and the dynamic world of insurance claims. They take a journey from the ancient Egyptian invention of leap years to the details that define modern insurance policies, focusing on the important aspects of policy effective dates, the legalities surrounding backdating, and the multifaceted nature of insurance claims.

Learn more about our services at Auten Claims and gain insights from CMR Consulting by visiting CMR Consulting. Additionally, don't miss out on Chantal’s insightful book, Art of Adjusting®, available now.
This episode explores the often-overlooked implications of leap years on insurance policies and the statutes of limitations, providing a comprehensive overview that blends historical insight with contemporary challenges. The episode navigates through intricate scenarios, including the adjudication of fire losses that extend across multiple policy periods and the forensic examination of security camera footage essential for substantiating claims.

You will want to check out Chantal’s blog post on the statutes of limitations across various states, offering listeners a valuable resource for navigating this legal landscape. Adding an intriguing layer to the episode, both Chantal and William share their perspectives on the flat-earth theory, and the podcast takes a final position on this contentious debate!

This episode also shines a spotlight on Barry Zalma's "The Compact Book of Adjusting Property Claims – Fourth Edition," released on January 2, 2024. This invaluable resource, available in Kindle, paperback, and hardback formats, provides updates, clarifications, and additional material crucial for both the seasoned adjuster and the insurance coverage lawyer. It serves as a primer for first-party property adjusters, emphasizing the policyholder's responsibility to present a sworn proof of loss within a stipulated timeframe—a principle underscored by a century of legal precedent.

Get your copy here:

Kindle E-book

Paperback

Hardcover

Whether you're a professional in the insurance industry eager to expand your knowledge or a newcomer intrigued by the complexities of insurance claims, this episode offers deep insights and engaging discussion on topics that significantly impact the field.

For more insights, you might consider a career in liability adjusting or if you're searching for reliable adjusting services, visit Auten Claims Management.
To explore more about Chantal Roberts and her contributions to the industry, visit CMR Consulting.
Promotions:

  • Once Upon a Claim: Explore the magical world of claims adjusting through fairy tales. Get your copy now.
  • The Art of Adjusting®: Master the art of claims adjusting with practical insights and expert advice. Purchase here.

  continue reading

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