u/Aware_Molasses_7443

They are cool, but it was only my second day using one. If you are in claims, how do you arrange your screen with your laptop.

Right now, my laptop screen handles phone and texting. I divide my big screen with 2 Altas displays, with my notepad in the background.

Curious what works best for you.

I will always remember getting my pillow and blankets to lay on the living room floor to watch a game.

I will always remember listening to games on the radio on a car ride.

I will always remember when my dad took me to my first NHL game when I was 5 yrs old.

The call of a hockey game will always make me sleepy after 50 years!

Do you have a favorite childhood hockey memory?

1. Ask where the accident happened and find it on Google maps. (Post that link to the claim)
2. Ask where they were/what lane they were in before the accident happened.
3. Ask about controls (stop sign, lights)
4. Ask about what they did when the accident happened. Were they driving straight? Were they turning?

Changing lanes?

1. Ask about points of impact
2. What are the liability laws in the state?
3. Determine which driver had the greater duty
4. If you can’t make a decision, ask your supe
5. Use the liab template

***please refrain from V1 hit V2 and make a NAF decision. Cause when a LOR comes, we look like assholes.