OIAA – Out-of-Town Meeting

The Ontario Insurance Adjusters Association (OIAA) took its Out-of-Town Meeting to Kingston, Ontario on May 28. More than 600 people attended the trade show, which showcased more than 90 booths. Delegates managed to mix business with pleasure, updating their knowledge of case law before attending dinners and being entertainmented by the likes of a hypnotist […]

June 30, 2009 | Last updated on October 1, 2024
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The Ontario Insurance Adjusters Association (OIAA) took its Out-of-Town Meeting to Kingston, Ontario on May 28. More than 600 people attended the trade show, which showcased more than 90 booths. Delegates managed to mix business with pleasure, updating their knowledge of case law before attending dinners and being entertainmented by the likes of a hypnotist and a live band.

Former Definity adjuster disciplined for $102K embezzlement scheme

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Former Definity adjuster disciplined for $102K embezzlement scheme

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Why Calgary’s hailstorm could send more Alberta auto insurers to the exits

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A different type of auto fraud

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A different type of auto fraud

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