ICC courses are designed to sharpen an adjuster's
skills in Aviation adjusting and to train adjusters to handle claims in other
areas, such as: Product liability, Medical Malpractice, Marine,
Bodily Injury, Workers Compensation and Hospital Risk Management.
ICC courses are not accredited with any academic institution. If
you are wanting college credit, ICC will submit a course outline to your
university for you. ICC has no control if your university will allow college
credits. Continuing Education maybe available for Insurance
agents and adjusters. Call ICC for more information.
Aviation litigation:
Airline Deregulation Act
Warsaw Convention
Airport expansion
Aircraft noise
Luggage
Air disaster
Air crash litigation
In-flight incidents
Cargo loss and damage
FTCA
DOHSA
Airport injuries
Ticketing issues
FSIA
FAA actions
Claims Training consist of : air disasters, accidents, aircraft noise, luggage and cargo loss or
damage, airport injuries, and ticketing issues. the Warsaw Convention, and the
Airline Deregulation Act, The Death on the High Seas Act, The Foreign Sovereign
Immunities Act, The Federal Tort Claims Act, and the Airline Deregulation Act.
If you would like to have a instructor contract you regarding the
particulars, please complete the registration
below and a consultants will contact you within 24 hours.
One Course Outside Class Room Generally Takes 3
Months To Complete
Cost of each course is $1,300.00 plus book fees
Courses starts June 30, 2008 and July 28,
2008
Corporate discounts available for
10 or more students
Legal notice* : All information
given is for educational purposes only ICC is not affiliated with
any institution and designation received from ICC is not non
-accredited