Insurance Adjuster

Addressing The Insurance Claim Bad Faith Loophole

Addressing The Insurance Claim Bad Faith Loophole

Policyholders pay A LOT in insurance premiums each year. In fact, if you own a home, have kids, or if your employer does not provide health insurance, your annual premiums can be well over $1,000 per month just for basic auto, home and health coverage. With that level of financial commitment, most people expect any […]

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public adjuster regulation

Better (Not More) Regulations Are Needed To Protect Policyholders

In most cases, Public Adjusters (PA) only get paid when their involvement in a claim results in a payment increase. It’s arguable that the main reason policyholders would need a PA is because of the mistakes and mishandling of claims made by the insurance company. It is also safe to say Public Adjusters are the

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adjuster licensing

Adjuster Licensing Rules Creates Imbalance Of Power

It is not uncommon for several insurance adjusters and experts to be involved in a property damage claim. Insurance carriers have their own inhouse team (people referred to as a carrier or desk adjusters) and regularly use Independent Adjusters (IA) during catastrophic events like a hurricane to manage a high volume of claims. Policyholders are

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