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Analysis: How loss adjusters are responding to the coronavirus - remote inspections, Covid-19 technical teams and prioritising the vulnerable

Coronavirus

In light of the coronavirus pandemic, Jonathan Swift, director of content for Infopro insurance division, caught up with a number of loss adjusters to find out what they are doing to reduce staff and client exposure to Covid-19, while keeping operations as business-as-usual as possible.

 Are you reducing the number of site visits you are doing in light of Covid 19? If so, what are the exceptions?

Crawford UK & Ireland president Lisa Bartlett: Field

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