Insurance Claims Management

You will need to provide detailed information about the incident, including any photographs or recordings of the damage. While quotes or documents to support your claim can be obtained later, submitting as much information as possible initially helps expedite the process. Your account manager will guide you on the necessary documentation and provide the required claim forms.

A policy excess is the amount you are required to pay out-of-pocket before your insurance coverage kicks in. It is essential to determine whether the excess applies to your claim. Sometimes, below-excess claims can develop into insurable losses and may need to be reported to your insurer as a material fact. Check your policy or discuss it with your account manager for clarity.

Once your claim is lodged, your insurer will often appoint a loss adjuster to investigate the circumstances of the event. The loss adjuster will assess the damage and determine the extent of the insurer's liability. Always ask for identification and ensure they represent your insurer before providing any information regarding an incident.

Yes, it is important to establish whether the claim falls under your policy excess. Even if a claim is below the excess, it may need to be reported to your insurer as a material fact if it has the potential to develop into an insurable loss. Check your policy or discuss it with your account manager to understand your specific coverage.

We don’t just manage claims for our clients; we help you mitigate risks proactively. Our approach includes assessing potential risks and advising on preventive measures. By identifying and addressing vulnerabilities, we help you avoid future claims and protect your assets more effectively.