Jul 11, 2011

Five Claims Secrets No Lawyer Wants You to Know

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New Class this Wednesday: Five Claims Secrets No Lawyer Wants You to Know
New Training from Academy of Insurance

Five Claims Secrets No Lawyer Wants You to Know

Have you ever wondered how attorneys - who attend exactly none of our industry's plethora of training, continuing education (CE), or designation sessions - have managed to create a massive profit niche out of inserting themselves into insurance claim resolutions? How did they convince far too many of our insureds that facing a contractually-controlled insurance claim without legal representation is just begging to be shafted by the carrier? No wonder we often lose at the claim game: many of us didn't even know we were playing, much less what the rules are.

With apologies to Bob Dylan, something is clearly happening here, and you don't know what it is, Mr. Jones. Well, you will after this session. Tune in to discover what the lawyers already know, and leave better able to offer your clients a great service, at a lot less expense, and a minimal need for attorney involvement. Don't you just love a win-win-win?

Click Here to Register

What you will learn in this webinar:

  • The four key steps to follow to resolve any claim dispute.
  • Why knowledge of insurance is only the first step in that process.
  • How far you can go on your own, and when you'll require a team.
  • What lamaze teaches us about consumer claims behavior.

When you register, you get:

  • Access to the live webinar
  • Video and Audio recordings, so you can watch or listen again
  • Question & Answer session with the instructor
  • Audio download of the webcast
  • Presentation slides download

Join us this Wednesday, July 13th for this one-hour training webinar. (PLUS, all registrants will receive video and audio recordings of the webinar, so you can listen/watch again at your convenience.)

Space is limited!

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Regularly priced at $129.00, just $89 when you
register today!
(special pricing expires Tuesday, July 12)

Register Now

Have questions or need help?
Send an email to webcasts@insurancejournal.com
or call Barbara at 800-897-9965 x120.

Date: Wednesday, July 13, 2011
Time: 1:30pm EDT /
10:30am PDT
Duration: 1 Hour
Price: Save $40 until July 12! Register today for just $89!
Click Here to Register

Instructor: Chris Amrhein

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