EDUCATION
2025 WEBINAR SERIES
Registration is Now Open!
We’re thrilled to announce our free CE-accredited webinar series for 2025! With 17 classes scheduled throughout the year, we’re here to support your professional development with engaging, expert-led courses.
We’re debuting our offerings in quarterly increments, and right now, you can multi-register for our January, February, and March webinars. Keep an eye on your inbox for individual webinar registration emails, or visit our website for updates and details on all upcoming sessions.
Each webinar is submitted for 1 hour of Continuing Education (CE) credit approval in select states, including Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Indiana, Louisiana, Mississippi, New Hampshire, Oklahoma, Texas, Utah, and Wyoming. Be sure to check individual webinar registrations for the latest updates on approved and pending states.
Please note: CE credit is only available for live attendance. On-demand viewing does not qualify for CE credit.
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2025 Webinar Schedule
This session will address the challenges many adjusters face in understanding and applying the changing case law and statutory authorities in cases where full policy limits are at issue. Join the team, and gain the knowledge and strategies needed to navigate real-life scenarios, ensuring you can adeptly defend these claims in litigation.
Attendees will gain insight into cutting-edge tools our experts use to determine the cause and origin of a loss. They will also explore how comparing physical evidence to published research can reliably distinguish between relevant and unrelated damages (e.g., hail versus manufacturing defects). Finally, the session will highlight key areas to probe during depositions and site visits to help assess the validity of a claim—whether it’s grounded in fact or fiction.
Learn how to investigate and respond to property damage claims involving potential mechanical or human-caused damage. This course covers expert selection, inspection best practices, fraud indicators, and legal strategies when evidence of fraud arises.
As we mark the beginning of National Hurricane Preparedness Week, we’re thinking about more than flashlights and sandbags. We want to help our clients stay ahead – both in the field and in the courtroom. From strategic handling of first-party property cases to CE presentations, we’re in your corner before the storm even hits!
Don’t miss our upcoming first-party property webinar series!
