by William P | Mar 11, 2026 | Claims Management Best Practices
For many independent adjusters, spreadsheets have been the default way to track claims for years. Excel files become the central place for assignments, deadlines, notes, and status updates. At first, it works. A simple spreadsheet can handle a handful of files without...
by William P | Sep 15, 2025 | Claims Management Best Practices
Adjusting is a high-stakes profession. You’re expected to move fast, stay accurate, communicate clearly, and hit every deadline. Often all at once, and usually while juggling more claims than anyone would prefer. But the stress doesn’t come from inspections or...
by William P | Aug 15, 2025 | Claims Management Best Practices
Examiners don’t need more files. They need the right ones, submitted the right way. When you’re working flood or P&C claims, the examiner review is where everything gets scrutinized. Small mistakes can lead to big delays. It’s not about perfection. It’s...
by William P | Jul 30, 2025 | Claims Management Best Practices
Hurricane season is already testing the claims industry in 2025. As of July 29, two named storms, Hurricane Iris and Tropical Storm Logan, have made landfall along the Gulf Coast, causing widespread flooding in parts of Louisiana, Mississippi, and the Florida...
by William P | Jul 16, 2025 | Claims Management Best Practices
Working as a solo adjuster comes with freedom, flexibility, and the ability to build your own reputation. But it also comes with pressure. You are the inspector, the admin, the communicator, the closer, and everything in between. Over the years, we’ve seen solo...
by William P | May 13, 2025 | Claims Management Best Practices
Introduction: Flood Season is Here It’s May — and if you’re an adjuster, you already know what that means: flood season is officially underway. From rising water tables to coastal surges and flash flooding across the country, the volume of claims is about to increase...
