The world of workers’ compensation claims is both complex and ever-evolving. It demands a deep understanding of insurance, legal doctrines, and the intricacies of managing workplace injuries. At AE21, we recognize the need for a comprehensive training program that equips insurance professionals, adjusters, nurses, medical case managers, and anyone interested in the field with the […]
Once you have your insurance adjuster license, you might ask yourself what you need to do to keep it active. You will need to complete some additional steps every couple of years to maintain your license, including completing Continuing Education Courses. To be CE compliant requires more than just taking CE courses. It’s important […]
Continuing from last week’s post we want to highlight podcasts specific to those adjusters who are mostly processing casualty claims in the way of workers’ compensation, automobile injuries, liability and personal injury protection etc. The more aware you can be of all aspects of that world the more equipped, efficient and successful you will be. […]
So, you took the first step, you obtained your adjuster license, and now you have the “permission” of the regulator (i.e., state) to adjust claims. But now that the job hunt has begun, are you bumping up against requirements for experience you do not have? What to do? For the eager yet inexperienced adjuster, Jim […]
The words “Property and Casualty Insurance” may not sound too exciting, but our world without its existence would be quite boring. The risks for both individuals and businesses that make life exciting are often covered by Property and Casualty insurance. One is more inclined to take a risk or dream big, knowing the risk is […]
While the facts that follow are from an actual case in another jurisdiction, substantive workers’ compensation laws and legal doctrines are very similar from state to state. Names and location have been changed to help facilitate an objective look at facts and legal doctrine. How would you decide if the following case came before you […]
How Would You Decide: Florida Worker’s Refusal of “Sheltered Employment” Was Not Reasonable? Here’s What Happened: Claimant, a commercial housekeeper, suffered a compensable injury to her right (dominant) shoulder, underwent surgery, and was placed on no-work status for approximately one week. Subsequently, claimant’s authorized orthopedist returned claimant to work with significant restrictions relative and recommended three […]
Traditional notions of insurance are nearly extinct, and the brave new world of retained risk has given new meaning to the notion of self-insurance as commercial consumers become the majority, and often exclusive, stakeholders in the financial outcome of claim exposures. One might argue that, except in the case of a catastrophic loss, true insurance […]