Claims Club news: Extra capacity demands place pressure on loss adjusters
The big freeze over the winter of 2010/2011 is the latest event to raise the issue of how loss adjusters and other service providers find extra capacity to meet insurer and policyholder demands.
That was the view of Richard Turner, client services director, Crawford & Company, who noted that while lessons have been learnt from the 2007 flooding in Cumbria, he predicted that there were bound
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