Omega Insurance Appraisals

We are pleased to announce the winner of our recent drone giveaway.

Congratulations to Jeff Whittington! We appreciate your support in the appraisal community and hope you enjoy your new drone!

Thank you to everyone who entered. Your participation is valued, and we look forward to future opportunities to engage with our community.

We are pleased to announce that Omega Insurance Appraisals will be attending and sponsoring the Iowa Claims Conference, taking place March 23–25, 2026.
As a trusted provider of insurance appraisal and umpire services, our team is looking forward to connecting with industry professionals, sharing insights, and continuing to support fair and accurate claims resolution.

We invite you to visit our booth to meet with our experienced appraisers, learn more about our services, and discuss how Omega Insurance Appraisals can support your organization. While visiting our booth, be sure to ask one of our appraisers for a QR code to enter our conference giveaway.
The winner will be drawn during the event, so don’t miss your opportunity to participate.

We look forward to engaging with peers across the industry and building meaningful connections throughout the conference.

Toby J. Johnson

Is the appraisal process a tool, or a weapon?

The appraisal clause was created to help resolve disputes over the amount of loss. But in today’s environment, many in the industry believe it is sometimes used as leverage rather than as the neutral process it was intended to be.

Join John C. Robison, James Dombrowski, Steve Shannon, and Toby J. Johnson at the Iowa Claims Conference as they discuss why the appraisal process should not be weaponized and what it means to preserve the integrity of the process.

“The Deweaponization of the Appraisal Process: Cutting the Infamous Green Wire.”

📅 March 25, 2026
🕐 1:00 PM
📍 Embassy Suites by Hilton, Downtown Des Moines, Iowa

If you work in claims, appraisal, adjusting, consulting, or dispute resolution, this will be an important conversation you will not want to miss.

https://www.tninsurancelitigation.com/2025/11/tennessee-federal-court-enforces-appraisal-award-full-roof-replacement-required-after-wind-loss-to-small-section-of-roofing/

Tennessee Federal Court Enforces Appraisal Award - Full Roof Replacement Required After Wind Loss to Small Section of Roofing | Brandon McWherter & Jason Ferrell In Nashville Communications, Inc. v. Auto-Owners Insurance Company, the Middle District of Tennessee addressed a dispute many commercial policyholders

Another Tennessee Court got it right!

Federal Court reaffirms: once coverage is acknowledged for any part of a loss, determining the scope, (means, and methods of repair) falls squarely within the appraisal panel’s authority under Tennessee law.

Nashville Communications, Inc. v. Auto-Owners Insurance Company, No. 3:2024cv01020 - Document 47 (M.D. Tenn. 2025)

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