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The 24-Hour Window: The Race to Keep Claims Out of Litigation

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By Tom Rasmussen
| Carrier Management Verified
In insurance, the first 24 hours after a claim is filed are often the most important. It is the carrier’s best opportunity to make a strong first impression, establish trust and help policyholders understand what comes next during a period of uncertainty. It is also a critical window to reach claimants before confusion, frustration or attorney influence changes the direction of the claim. When carriers engage quickly, the benefits extend far beyond that initial conversation.
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3 Key Technology Shifts for 2026

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By Tom Rasmussen
| Insurance Thought Leadership
As an industry, insurance no longer views AI as a novelty. But with this embrace comes higher standards. Insurers have become more discerning buyers and plan to invest large percentages of their own in-house budgets into technology products and teams. Insurance IT spending hit $185 billion in 2024 and is forecast to grow 8.5% each year, reaching $420 billion by 2033.
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Is cheating always a bad thing?

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By Tom Rasmussen
| Vogue India Verified
It’s been a long time since I’ve made a mistake. Spelling errors, sure. Overspending, maybe. Ghosting friends for a week, absolutely. But real mistakes? Tangible, potentially life-altering mistakes? None. Not since I was 21 and I quit a degree in veterinary medicine to move to New York with a thousand dollars in the bank. Now that I’m on the cusp of turning 30, I’ve found myself looking back over the past decade and trying to extract some sort of life lesson.
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