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When you have a Insurance Claim who's defending your rights? Who's on your side?
Your insurance company will send an Employee/Adjuster to your house to handle your claim. This is the insurance company’s adjuster. The goal of the insurance company’s adjuster is to protect the company’s bottom line: he or she is a salaried employee or independent contractor of the insurance company.
A Public Adjuster or Private Adjuster works differently. Public adjusters represent you, the policyholder. They represent your bottom line. They are not hired by the insurance company. Most people don’t even realize that Public Insurance Adjusters exist. When they do, people often wonder: “should I hire a Public Adjuster?”
Insurance policy language is quite confusing for the average home or business owner. With large insurance claims, the claim process is usually even more complicated, with more paperwork and typically more push back from the insurance company. A Public Insurance Adjuster is a state licensed insurance claim professional that can decipher policy language and affirm that you are receiving everything owed to you under the terms of your insurance policy when you have experienced a loss and are filing a claim.
Each insurance claim can be quite complicated, but the benefits of hiring a Public Insurance Adjuster are simple. By hiring a public adjuster, you can take a load off your shoulders immediately and get professional assistance with a complicated process in a time of need. A good Public Adjuster saves you time and stress. And, most importantly, a good Public Adjuster helps you obtain more money for the insurance claim in order to make the necessary repairs and recover.
Maximum Value for your Claim
According to a recent study, Public Adjusters often negotiate up to 74% larger insurance settlements for insurance claims on property damage or even less than the company is originally planning to give to the policyholder.
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