CNC launches Connecting Women in Insurance with Julie podcast sharing inspirational stories from women in the industry

The Connecting Women in Insurance with Julie podcast has officially launched, providing a dedicated platform for women across the insurance industry to share their unique career journeys, challenges, and successes.

The new year has started and dates for the NFIP Claims Adjuster Webinars have been announced! If you’re an independent adjuster working with the National Flood Insurance Program (NFIP) or looking to start, it’s time to prepare for the 2025 NFIP Claims Adjuster Presentations.

In high-pressure industries like catastrophe response, managing stress is essential. On this National Stress Awareness Day, CNC Catastrophe & National Claims encourages everyone to reflect on their mental well-being. Whether preparing for deployment, working on-site, or decompressing after a job, managing stress is critical to performing at your best and staying healthy.

We've been selected as a Tier 1 provider for Citizens Property Insurance Corporation. This means we're now in charge of handling all their claims, from everyday issues to big catastrophes, using our top-notch desk and field services.

In a strategic move to enhance operational efficiency and recognize exceptional talent within the organization, CNC Catastrophe and National Claims is thrilled to announce the title changes and promotions of several key team members. These advancements underscore CNC’s commitment to fostering career growth and reinforcing its position as a leader in the insurance claims industry.

The 2024 hurricane season is upon us and it’s time to make sure you’re prepared to deploy with your documents, tools, and supplies — accounted for and in working order. Read on for a few other tips to get you ready to deploy.

An insurance adjuster guide to coverage nuances and claims process between the National Flood Insurance Program and Private Flood Insurance.

A TPA is a third-party administrator that supports insurers and adjusters. Learn how TPAs streamline claims handling, improve efficiency, and detect fraud.

Did you hear about the new Florida insurance law in 2023? It’s called Senate Bill 2A, and it started on March 1, 2023. This law introduces stricter rules for insurance carriers and claims adjusters, but includes some relief, too. It’s a welcome change — the Insurance Information Institute said Florida’s insurance market was “on the verge of failure” in June 2022. Here’s a look at the changes and how they affect insurance companies and adjusters.

Hail season is approaching! The spring months tend to be the busiest for hail deployments and hail is estimated to cause an average of $15 billion in damage to homes, cars, and crops each year. Make sure your licenses are current with the right line of authority (LOA).