Stelliant Loss Adjusting, transport and logistics specialist
Transport and logistics claims can have considerable financial consequences amounting to millions of euros, given the value of the means of transportation and the goods transported.
Transport and logistics claims can have considerable financial consequences amounting to millions of euros, given the value of the means of transportation and the goods transported.
Everything is transportable… and exposed to many hazards
Materials, heavy equipment or fragile objects, animals, dry food products, temperature-controlled food products or even bulk food products, etc…. anything can be transported all over the world, travelling by road, by sea, by air or by rail. In other words, there are countless potential claims that Stelliant Loss Adjusting and its transport specialists may be called upon to handle urgently to limit both material and immaterial consequences.
Transport and logistics loss adjusting… knowledge of a vast field
Transport and logistics loss adjusting does not just concern the transport itself; it also extends to all the industries that revolve around it.
Packaging manufacturers, packers, tanker washers, forwarding agents, loaders at ports, consignors, consignees, and more… all with specific problems that require a constellation of veteran professionals to conduct a detailed investigation of the type of claim made.
Logistics risks… specific, tailored responses
As transport and logistics specialists, Stelliant Loss Adjusting experts respond to many different scenarios, especially to:
- Apply provisional measures;
- Determine the circumstances of the incident;
- Identify remedial solutions;
- Measure the extent of the damage;
- Quantify and calculate the losses;
Liquid cargo transport is often a challenge with regard to the liability of tanker washing companies. Let’s look at an example. Cleaned between two loads, tankers can transport wine as well as tomato sauce. When loss adjusting after an incident, if wine is detected in the tomato, the cleaning company can be held liable.
Another example would be a transport logistics company with new vehicles. Upon delivery, one of the vehicles has paint flaws. The loss adjustment will then determine whether the damage occurred during transport, during packing or whether the vehicle initially had a construction defect on the assembly line.
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