Insurance Claims

Coverage letters, file notes and recorded statements that hold up on review

$3.50

For property and casualty adjusters, desk examiners and independent adjusting firms. Reservation-of-rights letters that quote the policy instead of paraphrasing it, file notes a supervisor or a bad-faith attorney can read cold, and statement outlines that cover the elements without leading the witness.

Prompts & skills 4 included

These are part of the Insurance Claims kit.

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Reservation-of-rights letter from the facts and the form

Drafts a reservation-of-rights letter that ties each coverage concern to quoted policy language and states what the insured can send to resolve it.
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File note a reviewer can read cold

Turns rough call notes and a day's activity into a dated file note that separates what was said, what was seen and what the adjuster concluded.
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Recorded statement outline by loss type

Builds a recorded-statement outline for the specific loss in front of you, covering the elements you need without leading questions.
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Estimate reconciliation against a contractor bid

Lines up the carrier estimate and the contractor's bid item by item, so the gap becomes a short list of real disagreements instead of a number.

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