Case Study: Preventing a $100,000+ Fraudulent Instrument Claim
When a claimant submitted an inflated $140,000 replacement request for a low-value baby grand, Ashthorne Advisory uncovered the truth and saved the insurer over $100,000. Here’s how the fraud was caught before it became a costly mistake.
How to Spot Red Flags in High-Value Claims
High-value claims aren’t always what they seem. These five red flags can help adjusters identify inflated valuations, false documentation, and biased appraisals before costly errors are made.
Beyond the Bow: Evaluating Claims Involving Violins and Other Stringed Instruments
Stringed instrument claims can be surprisingly complex, especially when bows and accessories eclipse the value of the instrument itself. Learn how Ashthorne Advisory approaches these nuanced evaluations with precision and discretion.
Understanding Piano Claims: How Accurate Valuations Are Formed
Valuing a piano is both technical and contextual. This article explores the key factors that define a piano’s worth and how Ashthorne Advisory ensures insurers settle claims with accuracy and confidence.
Case Study: Multi-Million Dollar Loss at Luxury Piano Showroom
After a hurricane devastated an East Coast piano showroom, Ashthorne Advisory was brought in to evaluate over 50 high-value instruments. This case study reveals the complexities behind accurate loss assessment and the importance of expert guidance in major instrument claims.