Mastering Hurricane Preparedness: Evacuation Plan
Preparing for a hurricane goes beyond securing your property; it involves ensuring you have the necessary emergency supplies, creating a well-thought-out evacuation plan, and establishing a reliable communication strategy. Stocking up on essentials such as food, water, and first-aid kits and having access to backup power through generators can make a significant difference during an […]
Relief Efforts After a Hurricane: Assessing Damage and Seeking Support
After a devastating hurricane, the immediate focus shifts to evaluating the aftermath and taking swift action to secure homes and businesses. Reporting damages to local authorities becomes paramount for thorough inspections, especially in areas affected by flooding. Structural evaluations, mold checks, and identification of potential hazards are crucial steps to ensure safety post-storm. Additionally, exploring […]
Best Practices for Responding to Catastrophic Events: A Guide for Insurance Providers and Claims Adjusters
Today’s world has seen an increase in the frequency of catastrophic occurrences like pandemics and natural disasters, making it imperative to have efficient response plans. Insurance providers need to be ready to assist clients with compassion and effectiveness. The blog post underlines the value of speed and empathy in the claims adjustment process and outlines […]
Dealing with Flood Insurance when your Home Floods
Flooding can be a devastating loss that affects your mental and emotional well-being, even when minor. On top of navigating the loss of your home or belongings, you must ensure you and your family are safe when dealing with contractors, adjustors, and insurance claims. You want to do everything possible to provide the best outcome, […]
BSA Claims Solutions for 2022 Hurricane Season
A busy 2021 Atlantic Basic Hurricane season saw BSA Claims Solutions complete thousands of claims in Louisiana and Florida. BSA is poised to continue its growth as one of the largest privately-held Independent Adjusting firms in Florida, said Brian Bradley, President and CEO of the firm. “With another above-average hurricane season in the […]
Hiring REMOTE Litigation Specialists and LA CAT Adjusters: BSA Claims
2021 has been a difficult year for us all, but BSA Claims Service has expanded its operations and is hiring Remote Litigation Specialists and Louisiana CAT field adjusters. BSA Claims Service has faced both the COVID and 2021 busy hurricane season challenges and is in expansion mode. A career at BSA Claims Service will provide […]
Verisk Elevate 2021: BSA Claims Sponsor
Keeping abreast of changes in our industry and improving our processes with early adoption of technology benefits adjusters, IA firms, carriers and most importantly, the policy holder. BSA Claims Service is proud to be a returning Platinum sponsor of the Verisk Elevate 2021 conference next week. We’d like to invite you to attend the free conference to learn from the experts in our industry and network with fellow professionals.
Jimmy Patronis tours Jax Lit and Fast Track Center
BSA Claims Service was pleased to recently host Florida CFO Jimmy Patronis at its Jacksonville operations. Patronis toured BSA’s Litigation Services and Fast Track facilities. He also met with CEO Brian Bradley to discuss important issues related to insurance claims management. BSA, active in advocacy for consumers and advances in claims management, is one of […]
BSA Claims Service Adjuster Benefits from Mentoring
Our people make the difference. BSA Claims Service’s adjusters are among the best in this business. Furthermore, as the largest Florida-based claims administration and adjusting firm, BSA Claims Service values its adjusters—providing training, mentoring, field support and one of the best fee splits in the industry. We’re proud to feature one of our team members […]
Hurricane Florence damage at $17-22 billion
Property damage and disruption from Hurricane Florence is expected to total at least $17 billion to $22 billion. However, the estimate could end up being conservative, Especially as the Carolinas continue to face historic rainfalls and flooding, according to Moody’s Analytics. “We were close to $10 [billion] to $15 billion on Friday. The flooding is […]
