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Ocean Point Claims:not keeping communication records
Mistake to Avoid

Not Keeping Communication Records

Policyholders routinely rely on memory for carrier conversations. Without written records, disputed conversations become 'he said, she said', and the carrier's claim file becomes the authoritative record.

What to document

Phone calls

  • Date, time, duration
  • Names and titles of carrier representatives
  • Key points discussed
  • Any commitments or deadlines
  • Follow-up actions

Emails

  • Save all
  • Reply with acknowledgment to verify receipt
  • Keep outgoing for your record

In-person meetings

  • Date, time, location
  • Attendees
  • Topics covered
  • Decisions made
  • Follow-up email same day

Text messages

  • Screenshot and save
  • Export periodically
  • Cloud backup

Communication strategy

Written preferred over verbal

  • Email creates paper trail
  • Forces carrier to respond in writing
  • Precise language preserved

Follow verbal with written recap

  • "Per our conversation today..."
  • Confirm key points
  • Carrier can correct or accept

Every substantive issue in writing

  • Scope disputes
  • Coverage positions
  • Deadline notifications
  • Settlement offers

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Organization

  • Chronological email folder
  • Named conventions (carrier, topic, date)
  • Cloud backup
  • Export and preserve

Why it matters

  • CRN filings require documentation
  • Appraisal panel weighs documented positions
  • Bad-faith litigation relies on record
  • Carrier's own file is accessible via discovery

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