Something About Colorado You May Not Know

For insurance carriers in the peak months of hurricane season, one of the quieter cost drivers in a CAT deployment isn’t the volume of files. It’s the small number of large loss files that get worked as though they were daily files.  Every hurricane deployment produces a mix of file types. Residential single-family losses carry the volume. But every event also produces a smaller

For insurance carriers managing hurricane insurance claims, many avoidable supplements, returns, and carrier desk rework hours begin with a wind-and-water file that was not built to withstand later review.  Every major hurricane produces a familiar pattern in the weeks that follow. Files start closing, cycle time reports look reasonable, and then a subset of claims stall. Not because the damage is unusual. Not because the