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1 Corporate Administration Michael Reynolds, IAAI-CFI, FCLS Director of Total Performance (cell) EDUCATION: Technical College of the Lowcountry Beaufort, South Carolina Associate of Science - Criminal Justice EMPLOYMENT: Unified Investigations & Sciences, Inc. Director of Total Performance September Present Unified Investigations & Sciences, Inc. Assistant Vice President Quality October 2012-September 2013 Unified Investigations & Sciences, Inc. Western & Gulf Coast Regions Assistant Vice President Regional Director July 2011-October 2012 Unified Investigations & Sciences; Inc. Jacksonville, Florida; January 2007 June 2011 District Manager Unified Investigations & Sciences; Inc. Indianapolis, Indiana; April 2002-January 2007 District Manager Updated 04/2016

2 EMPLOYMENT (CONT.): Unified Investigations & Sciences; Inc. Greenville, South Carolina; June 2000-April 2002 Senior Investigator S.C. Farm Bureau Insurance Companies (SIU) Greenville, South Carolina Special Investigator March 1996 to June 2000 Beaufort County Sheriff s Office Beaufort, South Carolina Detective August 1988 to March 1996 City of Beaufort Fire Department Beaufort, South Carolina Firefighter/Fire Investigator January 1984 to August 1988 Bluffton Township Fire Department Bluffton, South Carolina Volunteer Firefighter/Investigator 1981 to1984 SPECIALIZED TRAINING: California Combined Claims Conference; Anaheim, California; March 2016; 8 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Louisville, Kentucky; 2015 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2015; 12 hours Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention; FACAP Training Conference; Ocala, Florida November 2015; 16 hours NC/SC Chapters-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Fire Investigation Seminar; October 2015; 36 hours Indiana Chapter of the International Association of Arson Investigators, Indianapolis, Indiana, 2015 Fire Investigation Conference, August 2015; 21 hours Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC), Orlando, Florida; 2015 Insurance Fraud Seminar, June 2015; 16 hours 2

3 Insurance Committee for Arson Control, Orlando, Florida; 2015 Annual Fire & Arson Investigation Seminar; February 2015; hours The Alabama Association of Arson Investigators, 2014 Annual Fire Investigation Conference, Gulf Shores, Alabama; November 2014, 22 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; St. Louis, Missouri; 2013 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2013; 8 hours NC/SC Chapters-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Fire Investigation Seminar; October 2013; 36 hours NFPA 921 and The Daubert Expert, Brian Henry, Esq., Unified In-Service Training, Atlanta, Georgia, July 2013, 8 hours 2013 California Combined Claims Conference; Long Beach, California, March 2013; 8 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Indianapolis, Indiana; 2012 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2012; 8 hours Unified Investigations & Sciences, Fire Investigations & Live Burn Insurance Seminar; Marietta, Georgia; August 2012; 7 hours Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC); Orlando; Florida; 2012 Insurance Fraud Seminar; June 2012; 16 hours New Mexico Chapter of the International Association of Arson Investigators; Las Cruces, New Mexico; 2011 NFPA 921 Updates; February 2012; 16 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Bloomingdale, Illinois; 2011 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2011; 8 hours ExecuSummit, Uncasville, Connecticut, 8 th Annual National Property Subrogation Strategies Conference; April 2011; 12 hours South Carolina Fire Academy, Columbia, South Carolina; Commercial Kitchen Systems and Fire Extinguishers; March 2011; 14 hours Interscience (United Kingdom); San Francisco, California; Principles of Electrical Fires and Explosions; February 2011; 16 hours Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention; FACAP Training Conference; Ocala, Florida November 2010; 16 hours 3

4 National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Lexington, Kentucky; 2010 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2010; 8 hours International Association of Special Investigation Units (IASIU); Orlando, Florida; Annual Insurance Fraud Seminar; September 2010; 20 hours Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC); Orlando; Florida; 2010 Insurance Fraud Seminar; June 2010; 16 hours International Association of Arson Investigators; Orlando, Florida; Annual Fire Investigation Seminar and General Meeting; May 2010; 36 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Orlando, Florida; 2010 Regional Insurance Fraud Seminar; April 2010; 8 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Columbus, Ohio; 2009 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2009; 8 hours Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention; FACAP Training Conference; Ocala, Florida November 2009; 16 hours Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Central Regional Claims Conference; Austin, Texas; October 2009; 16 hours Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Central Regional Claims Conference; Lombard, Illinois; September 2009; 16 hours Indiana Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Indianapolis, Indiana; Fire Investigation Seminar; August 2009; 21 hours Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Eastern Regional Claims Conference; Providence, Rhode Island; June 2009; 16 hours Florida IAAI Chapter Regional Seminar; Howey in the Hills, Florida; Electrical Causes of Residential Structure Fires; June 2009; 8 hours International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI) CFITrainer.net: o Arc Mapping Basics, July 18, 2012, 4 hours o DNA, February 12, 2012, 3 hours o Fire Dynamics Calculations, February 12, 2012, 4 hours o Fire Investigator Scene Safety, November 28, 2011, 3 hours o Insurance and the Fire Investigator, February 22, 2012, 4 hours o Introduction to Evidence, April 20, 2009, 4 hours 4

5 International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI) CFITrainer.net: o Investigating Motor Vehicle Fires, April 20, 2009, 4 hours o Understanding Fire Through the Candle Experiments, January 22, 2012, 4 hours o Wildland Fire Investigation, January 21, 2012, 5 hours o An Analysis of the Station Nightclub Fire, August 25, 2012, 4 hours o Evidence Examination What Happens at the Lab, April 9, 2013, 4 hours o Fundamentals of Interviewing, April 9, 2013, 4 hours o How First Responders Impact the Fire Investigation, April 11, 2013, 2 hours o Search and Seizure, April 11, 2013, 4 hours o Ethics and the Fire Investigator, April 11, 2013, 3 hours o Using Resources to Validate your Hypothesis, April 11, 2013, 2 hours o Charleston Sofa Superstore Fire, April 11, 2013, 4 hours o The Value of Electronic Evidence in Fire Investigations, April 12, 2013, 4 hours o Digital Photography and the Fire Investigator, April 12, 2013, 4 hours o Investigating Fires in Vacant and Abandoned Buildings, April 12, 2013, 4 hours o Determining Responsibility in an Arson Case, April 12, 2013, 4 hours o Writing the Origin and Cause Report, April 12, 2013, 3 hours o Impact of Ventilation on Structural Fires, April 14, 2013, 4 hours o Explosion Dynamics, April 14, 2013, 4 hours o Electrical Safety, April 15, 2013, 3 hours o Fire Protection Systems, April 16, 2013, 3 hours o A Case Study of the Daubert Challenge, April 16, 2013, 2 hours o Post Flashover Fire Investigation, April 16, 2013, 4 hours o Effective Investigation & Testimony, April 11, 2013, 3 hours o Documenting the Event, April 17, 2013, 3 hours o Critical Thinking Solves Cases, April 17, 2013, 4 hours o Physical Evidence at the Fire Scene, April 17, 2013, 4 hours o NFPA 1033, April 18, 2013, 2 hours o Fundamentals of Residential Building Construction, April 18, 2013, 4 hours o The Scientific Method for Fire and Explosion Investigation, April 18, 2013, 3 hours o The Fire Investigator and the 2011 NFPA 921 Changes, April 18, 2013, 4 hours o Investigating Fatal Fires, April 18, 2013, 4 hours (tested o The Hazwoper Standard, April 18, 2013, 4 hours o The Relationship between NFPA 1033 & NFPA 921, April 18, 2013, 2 hours 5

6 International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI) CFITrainer.net: o Managing Complex Fire Scene Investigations, April 18, 2013, 4 hours o NFPA 921 and Editions: Important Revisions, May 15, 2014, 3 hours o Process of Elimination, August 29, 2014, 3 hours o Residential Electrical Systems, August 29, 2013, 4 hours o Basic Electricity, September 3, 2014, 4 hours o Deposition Testimony, Part I, February 12, 2015, 3 hours o Introduction to Fire Dynamics & Modeling, February 20, 2015, 4 hours o Deposition Testimony, part II, February 24, 2015, 3 hours o Residential Natural Gas Systems, May 19, 2015, 3 hours o Investigating Natural Gas Systems, October 20, 2015, 3 hours Insurance Committee for Arson Control, Sandestin, Florida; 2009 Annual Arson Investigation Seminar; February 2009; 24 hours Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention (FACAP); Ocala, Florida; 2008 FACAP Training Conference; November 2008; 20 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Louisville, Kentucky; 2008 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2008; 8 hours National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP); Sarasota, Florida, Subro-College, July 2008, 7 hours Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC); Orlando; Florida; 2008 Insurance Fraud Seminar; June 2008; 16 hours Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Southeast Regional Claims Conference; Tampa, Florida; June 2008; 16 hours Fire Findings Laboratory; Benton Harbor, Michigan; Investigating Residential Dryer Fires; May 2008; 16 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Moncks Corner, South Carolina; Live Burns & Fire Progression Analysis; March 20, 2008; 4.5 hours Florida Advisory Committee on Arson Prevention (FACAP); Ocala, Florida; 2007 FACAP Training Conference; November 2007; 20 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Indianapolis, Indiana; 2007 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2007; 8 hours 6

7 Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC); Orlando, Florida; 2007 Insurance Fraud Seminar; June 2007; 16 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Cincinnati, Ohio; 2006 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2006; 12 hours Illinois Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Champaign, Illinois; Fire Investigation Conference; September 2006; 12 hours Indiana Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Indianapolis, Indiana; Fire Investigation Seminar; August 2006; 24 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Nashville, Tennessee; 2005 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2005; 12 hours Idaho Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Twin Falls, Idaho; Fire Investigation Conference; November 2005; 20 hours American Institute for Chartered Property Casualty Underwriters (CPCU); National Conferment & Conference; Atlanta; Georgia; October 2005; 16 hours Property Loss Research Bureau (PLRB) Midwest Regional Claims Conference; Indianapolis, Indiana; September 2005; 16 hours Illinois Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Whittington, Illinois; Fire Investigation Conference; May 2005; 14 hours National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators; Louisville, Kentucky; 2004 Advanced Insurance Fraud Seminar; November 2004; 8 hours Indiana Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators, Indianapolis; Indiana; Fire Investigation Seminar; August 2004; 24 hours International Association of Arson Investigators & Association of Home Appliance Manufacturers; Las Vegas, Nevada; Investigation of Electrical Appliance Related Fires; July 2004; 20 hours Central Illinois Fire Investigators Association; Peoria, Illinois; Fire Investigation Conference; March 2004; 15 hours NC/SC Chapters-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Fire Investigation Seminar; October 2003; 34 hours Fire Findings Laboratory; Benton Harbor, Michigan; Investigation of Gas and Electric Appliance Fires; October 2002; 16 hours 7

8 Indiana Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Indianapolis; Indiana; Fire Investigation Seminar; August 2002; 24 hours Kentucky/Indiana IASIU Chapters; Caesar s Indiana; Insurance Fraud Investigation Seminar; May 2002; 16 hours South Carolina Insurance Fraud Investigators (SCIFI); Mt. Pleasant, South Carolina; Insurance Fraud Investigation Seminar; November 2001; 16 hours NC/SC Chapters-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Fire Investigation Seminar; November 2001; 32 hours SC Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Columbia, South Carolina; Electrical Fire Investigation Seminar; September 2001; 8 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Lexington, South Carolina; Mobile Homes Live Burn; December 2000; 12 hours Lee S. Cole & Associates; Vehicle Fire Investigation; Charleston, South Carolina; November 2000; 16 hours NC/SC Chapters-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Fire Investigation Seminar; October 2000; 30 hours Greenville Technical College; Greenville, South Carolina; Basic Electricity (Engineering Curriculum program); August-December 2000; 60 hours 11 th Annual Farm Bureau Fire Fraud Seminar; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Fire/Fraud Seminar; April 2000; 24 hours South Carolina Insurance Fraud Investigators (SCIFI); Columbia, South Carolina; Insurance Fraud Investigation; November 1999; 16 hours Summit Engineering; Columbia; South Carolina, Fire Findings School; July 1999; 8 hours Carolina Fire Investigators; Greenville, South Carolina; NFPA 921 Seminar Series; June 1999; 26 hours Farm Bureau Insurance Companies; Traverse City, Michigan; Fire/Fraud Seminar; June 1999; 12 hours South Carolina Insurance Fraud Investigators (SCIFI); Columbia, South Carolina; Vehicle Fire Investigation Seminar; June 1999; 8 hours 8

9 International Association of Arson Investigators; Las Vegas, Nevada; Annual Fire Investigation Seminar and General Meeting; May 1999; 28 hours North Carolina Insurance Crime Information Exchange (NCICIE); Southern Pines, North Carolina; Insurance Fraud Seminar; February 1999; 30 hours North Eastern Technical Services; Fall River, Massachusetts; Forensic Analysis of Vehicle Theft/Burn Incidents; August 1998; 6 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Columbia, South Carolina; Vehicle Fire Investigation; May 1998; 6 hours International Association of Arson Investigators; Portland, Oregon; Annual Fire Investigation Seminar and General Meeting; May 1998; 27.5 hours Public Agency Training Council; Orlando, Florida; Electrical Fire Investigation; January 1998; 24 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Columbia, South Carolina; Heater Failure Analysis; December 1997; 5 hours National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB); Houston, Texas; Advanced Special Investigations Academy; December 1997; 36 hours NC/SC Chapters-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Arson Investigation Seminar; October 1997; 32 hours International Association of Special Investigation Units; Charlotte, North Carolina; Insurance Fraud Conference; September 1997; 32 hours International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; NFPA 921 Sword & Shield; March 1997; 17.5 hours Georgia Fire Investigators Association; Decatur, Georgia; Appliance Fire Investigation; March 1997; 17 hours National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB); Leesburg, Virginia; Special Investigations Academy; September 1996; 36 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Arson Investigation Seminar; August 1996; 30 hours Virginia Chapter of the International Association of Special Investigation Units; Richmond, Virginia; Insurance Fraud Seminar; May 1996; 16 hours 9

10 Southern Farm Bureau Tech; Jackson, Mississippi; Fire Cause Investigations; March 1996; 36 hours Federal Law Enforcement Training Center (FLETC), Glynco, Georgia, Advanced Law Enforcement Photography; October 1992; 64 hours Federal Bureau of Investigation; Columbia, South Carolina; Bomb Investigators Seminar; July 1991; 40 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Charleston, South Carolina; Arson Investigation Seminar; August 1990; 15 hours FBI Academy; Quantico, Virginia; Police Bombing Crime Scene School; June hours South Carolina State Fire Marshal s Office; Hilton Head Island, South Carolina; Arson Symposium; February 1990; 24 hours South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy; Columbia, South Carolina; Certified Arson Investigators Training Program; November 1989; 64 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Arson Investigation Seminar; August 1989; 24 hours FBI Academy; Quantico, Virginia; Police Arson Crime Scene Training School; April 1989; 36 hours South Carolina Criminal Justice Academy, Columbia; South Carolina; Basic Law Enforcement; March 1989; 320 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Arson Investigation Seminar; August 1988; 24 hours Federal Law Enforcement Training Center; Glynco, Georgia; Advanced Arson for Profit Investigation; August 1988; 64 hours Federal Bureau of Investigation; Washington, DC; Arson Incident Reporting Conference; January 1988; 24 hours South Carolina Chapter-International Association of Arson Investigators; Myrtle Beach, South Carolina; Arson Investigation Seminar; August 1987; 16 hours Bureau of Alcohol; Tobacco and Firearms; Charlotte, North Carolina; Arson for Profit Seminar; March 1986; 24 hours Calhoun County Fire Officers Association; St. Mathews, South Carolina; Arson Investigation; February 1986; 8 hours 10

11 University of Georgia; Athens, Georgia; Southeastern Arson School; August 1985; 40 hours Francis Marion College; Florence, South Carolina; Fire & Arson Symposium; June hours National Fire Academy; Emmitsburg, Maryland; Building Construction for the Fire Service; October 1984; 13 hours National Fire Academy Field Program, Beaufort; South Carolina; Arson Detection; January 1984; 15 hours S.C. Criminal Justice Academy; Columbia, South Carolina; Basic Arson Investigation; August 1983; 80 hours Francis Marion College; Florence; South Carolina, Fire & Arson Symposium; June 1983; 32 hours Beaufort Technical College, Beaufort, South Carolina; Fire Cause Determination (part of a fire science curriculum program) September-November 1982; 60 hours EXPERIENCE: Mr. Reynolds has over 2,500 classroom hours of fire and forensic investigation training and over 34 years of proven and court-tested experience as a fire origin and cause investigator, working within the fire service; law enforcement; the insurance industry and the private sector. He has investigated and/or supervised thousands of fires and explosions throughout the United States and elsewhere worldwide. These investigations have involved significant product liability/subrogation issues; fuel gas explosions; multi-million dollar losses and those with multiple fatalities. INTERNATIONAL ASSIGNMENTS: Mr. Reynolds has investigated international fire O&C assignments that occurred in: Port-au-Prince, Haiti (Caribbean) Caracas, Venezuela (South America) Lagos, Nigeria (West Africa) Port of Spain, Trinidad (Southern West Indies) 11

12 CERTIFICATIONS: Certified Fire Investigator (IAAI-CFI) - International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI); since 1989; Certification # ; Re-certifications: 1994, 1999, 2004, 2009 and Certified Fire Investigator (CFI) - National Board on Fire Service Professional Qualifications; since 1994; Registration # Certified Fire & Explosion Investigator (CFEI) - National Fire Investigators Association; ; Registration # Fraud Claims Law Specialist (FCLS) -American Educational Institute; Inc.; 2001 Certified WARDFLEX CSST Installer; Ward Manufacturing; Certificate # PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS: Mr. Reynolds maintains membership in and has taken a leadership role in a number of professional organizations that are associated with insurance investigations and insurance defense. Some of those include: International Association of Arson Investigators (IAAI) (Independent Investigators Advisory Committee: ) Numerous Chapters-International Association of Arson Investigators (SC Board of Directors: ) Many Florida Regional Claims Associations Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee (FIFEC) (Executive Seminar Committee ) National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators (NSPII) (National President in 2012) (National 1 st Vice-President: 2011) (National 2 nd Vice-President: 2010) (Florida Chapter President ) (Indiana Chapter Board of Directors: ) (NSPII Foundation Board of Directors 2014-present) South Carolina Insurance Fraud Investigators (SCIFI) (President: 1999; Board of Directors: 1998) 12

13 COURT/EXPERT WITNESS QUALIFICATIONS: Mr. Reynolds has qualified and testified as an expert witness in South Carolina Civil & Criminal Court trials. Mr. Reynolds has also given expert witness testimony by deposition in Gibson County, Indiana State Court and in the Federal Courts in both the Northern and Southern Districts of Georgia. PUBLISHED ARTICLES: Chinese Drywall and Insurance Fraud Concerns; National Society of Professional Insurance Fraud Investigators (NSPII), Spring 2009 newsletter. Chinese Drywall and Subrogation; National Association of Subrogation Professionals (NASP), Subrogator magazine, Fall Focus on Forensics: National Society of Professional Insurance Fraud Investigators (NSPII), Fall-2012, Winter-2012 newsletters. GUEST LECTURER-INSTRUCTOR: Mr. Reynolds has presented many fire and forensic investigation training programs for various groups throughout the United States. Topics have included fire origin and cause investigation; physical evidence identification; collection and preservation; and forensic photography techniques. He has also served as an Associate Faculty Instructor for the Southern Farm Bureau Tech Adjuster School in Jackson; Mississippi and he was the featured speaker for the 54 th annual conference of the S.C. State Association of Fire Chiefs in Mr. Reynolds often speaks to insurance companies, law firms and claims organizations. Some of those have included: The Hartford Insurance Company Farm Bureau Insurance Companies Driver s Choice (Vesta) Insurance Company Nationwide Insurance Company United Farm Family Mutual Insurance Company American Integrity Insurance Company Safeco Insurance Company American Strategic Insurance Company Indiana Insurance Company Go America Insurance Company Direct General Insurance Company Great American Insurance Group Mid-Continent Casualty Insurance Company MetLife Property & Casualty Stillwater Insurance Company 13

14 GUEST LECTURER-INSTRUCTOR (CONT.): 2015 Anchor Insurance Company Claims Conference, Miami, Florida 2016 Anchor Insurance Company Claims Conference, Jacksonville, Florida South Carolina Chapter of IAAI; Columbia, South Carolina Florida Chapter of IAAI, Orlando, Florida North Carolina Insurance Crime Inform. Exchange; Charlotte, North Carolina Piedmont Claims Association; Greenville, South Carolina Tri-State Adjusters Association; Evansville, Indiana Charleston Claims Association; Charleston, South Carolina Central Indiana Claims Association; Indianapolis, Indiana Calumet Claims Adjuster s Association; Merrillville, Indiana South Bend Adjusters Association; South Bend, Indiana Fort Wayne Adjusters Association; Fort Wayne, Indiana Claims Adjusters Association of Chicago; Chicago, Illinois Mutual Insurance Companies Association of Indiana; Indianapolis, Indiana UIS Subrogation Seminar; Seattle, Washington CPCU Society; Indianapolis, Indiana Seibel s Claim Services, Orlando, Florida & Columbia, South Carolina Butler Pappas Law Firm; Tampa, Florida West Virginia Association of Insurance Companies, Wheeling West Virginia CPCU Society; Jacksonville, Florida Southern Loss Association; Atlanta, Georgia Groelle & Salmon, PA, West Palm Beach, Florida N.C. Association of Mutual Insurance Companies, Blowing Rock, North Carolina Columbia Claims Association, Columbia, South Carolina 2009 Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee Conference, Orlando, Florida 2010 Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee Conference, Orlando, Florida 2011 Florida Insurance Fraud Education Committee Conference, Orlando, Florida PLRB 2009 Eastern Regional Adjusters Conference, Providence Rhode Island PLRB 2009 Central Regional Adjusters Conference, Lombard, Illinois PLRB 2009 Western Regional Adjusters Conference, Austin Texas ExecuSummit, 2011 Property Subrogation Conference, Uncasville, Connecticut 2013 California Combined Claims Conference, Long Beach, California Cramer, Johnson & Wiggins (CJW), Orlando, Florida Vericlaim, Orlando, Florida Gulf Coast Claims Association, Pensacola, Florida Mobile Claims Association, Mobile, Alabama National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida Southwest Florida Claims Association, Ft. Myers, Florida South Florida Claims Association s 2011 Annual Seminar, Ft. Lauderdale, Florida 2011 Greater Cincinnati Fire/Arson Investigation Seminar, Cincinnati, Ohio 2011 South Carolina Insurance Fraud Investigators Seminar, Charleston, SC Orlando Claims Association, Orlando, Florida UIS Claims Seminar, Lubbock, Texas UIS Claims Seminar, Seattle, Washington 14

15 GUEST LECTURER-INSTRUCTOR (CONT.): Carlock Copeland Law Firm, 2013 Insurance Coverage Seminar, Atlanta, Georgia National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators, Montgomery, Alabama National Society of Professional Insurance Investigators, St. Louis, Missouri 2014 Crawford Catastrophe Services Seminar, Tampa, Florida Florida Advisory Committee for Arson Prevention (FACAP), Orlando, Florida Paul Davis Systems Adjusters Training Seminars, Orlando, Florida 2015 IN-IAAI Fire Investigation Conference, Indianapolis, Indiana Florida Advisory Committee for Arson Prevention Conference, Ocala, Florida 2016 California Combined Claims Conference, Anaheim, California 2016 Farm Bureau Fire/Fraud Seminar; Phoenix, Arizona CONTINUING EDUCATION PROVIDER: Mr. Reynolds is an approved continuing education (CE) instructor in the state of Florida, Texas and other US states. The following courses are approved to deliver to insurance adjusters upon request: Fire Scene Investigation (2 CE hours, FL) Fire Scene Investigation (1 CE hour, FL) CSST Lightning Caused Fires (1 CE hour, FL, TX, NC, GA) Investigating Pre-fire Premises Security (1 CE hour, FL) Fire Cause Determination (2 CE hours, FL,& TX) Vehicle Fire Investigation (1 CE hour, FL & TX) Arc Mapping for Fire Origin (1 CE Hour. FL & TX) Fire Growth & Behavior (1 CE hour, FL & TX) Claims Handling, Forensic Services and Ethical Concerns (1 Ethics CE hour, FL) 15