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ISB Seminar: Combat Auto Fraud: "Ask me no questions ... I'll tell you no lies"

With several consecutive sell outs, ISB Canada has decided to broaden its educational reach by expanding the ISB-U Education Series events outside of the GTA. Beginning in June, ISB-U Education Series events will be held in Kingston, Ottawa, London as well as Milton. "We wanted to make it convenient for all of our clients and industry professionals to attend ISB-U seminars as well as expand our geographic reach" says ISB Canada CEO Gino Fiorucci "ISB feels that when you are an expert in the industry , you should share that expertise with the industry".

Topics to be Discussed

• Law Enforcement Perspective on Auto Fraud
• Air Bag Fraud and Testing
• Black Box Recorders or Electronic Data Records (EDR's)
• A Forensics’ View on Accident Reconstruction
• The Science of the Human Collision
• Statement Techniques
• The SIU Perspective of Staged Motor Vehicle Accidents
• ISB Canada Source Documents "Ask me no questions ... I'll tell you no lies"

Who Should Attend

• Insurance Adjusters
• Independent Adjusters
• Claim Management
• Insurance Executives
• Special Investigation Unit Personnel
• Insurance Council
• Risk Managers

Seminar Fee: $97.

ISB "Combat Auto Fraud" Seminar in your area:

1. June 22 – Kingston
2. June 23 – Ottawa
3. July 26 – London

Seminar Details and Registration

If you are interested in learning more about any of these full day events log on to www.isbc.ca and click on the ISB-U Education Series section.

Event coordinator:

Call: Teresa Klacl at 905-875-2921
E-mail: tklacl@isbc.ca

Future Events

October 5 – Milton – Legal Perspective of AB Changes – 1 year later

About ISB

ISB Canada is Canada’s largest supplier of source documents and retrieval services to the insurance industry. ISB specializes in providing a single source for the information and documentation required during the claim handling process. ISB is recognized for having extensive in-house experience and expertise in claim handling practices, claim workflow processes, and claim information. More at www.isbc.ca.