WEBINAR: Power in the Policy

04.19.2017

Jessica Phillips and Alex Mikhalevsky will be presenting part one of a three-part webinar series on Wednesday, April 19, from 1-2 p.m. EST. They will be presenting on "Power in the Policy."

This three-part webinar series trains new property adjusters on the fundamentals of first party claims. Jessica Phillips and Alex Mikhalevsky begin this series by focusing on "Power in the Policy." The presenters will highlight the key investigative tools available to insurance carriers in policies and how to use those tools to complete a thorough and accurate analysis and adjustment of a loss. Key provisions of a typical insurance policy will be discussed including the duties after loss provision, the proof of loss requirement, the examination under oat requirement and in insured's duty to assist in the investigation of the loss. The purpose and significance of the Suit Against Us provision and the effect of an insured's failure to comply with his or her duties under the policy will also be discussed.

The webinar will offer 1 general hour of continuing education hours for attendees registered with the Georgia Department of Insurance.

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