What expenses are reportable as allocated expense?
Allocated expenses are loss adjustment expenses incurred by a Servicing Carrier in the settlement of a claim that can be directly allocated to that claim. The following are reportable allocated expenses: • Accident reconstruction services • Arbitration • Autopsy • Copies of documents • Court • Examinations under oath • Expert medical or other evidence • External attorney fees for claims in suit • Forensic analysis of motor vehicles • House Counsel fees for claims in suit • Independent medical examinations • Laboratory and x-ray • Motor vehicle registration search fees • Preferred provider networks/organization expenses allocated to a specific claim • Property appraisals (excluding motor vehicles) • Public records, police reports, and fire reports (to the limit provided for by law) • Special investigation of a claimant’s background (including asset and credit reports) • Stenographer • Witnesses and summonses For further information, please consult the CAR Manual of Administrative Proced
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