Hurricane season is just around the corner (June 1st), and it is never too early to prepare yourself. As an insurance adjuster, you play a crucial role in helping your clients to recover from the damages that hurricanes leave behind. Therefore, it is essential to be thoroughly prepared and equipped to handle the challenges […]
As one of the states most prone to severe weather events, Florida sees its fair share of summer storms. These storms can bring heavy rain, high winds, and lightning strikes, causing significant damage to homes and businesses. As a result, claims adjusters in Florida must prepare themselves for these storms to ensure they can […]
The Insurance Journal reported last month that a Florida Bill to end AOBs in windshield repair is getting closer to becoming a law. Auto and tort-reform groups are celebrating a small victory as the state of Florida passed two bills aimed at ending the practice of “assignment-of-benefits” agreements for windshield repairs. House Bill 541 […]
The words “Property and Casualty Insurance” may not sound too exciting, but our world without its existence would be quite boring. The risks for both individuals and businesses that make life exciting are often covered by Property and Casualty insurance. One is more inclined to take a risk or dream big, knowing the risk is […]
When considering a job as an insurance adjuster, there are basically three different types: Staff Adjusters, sometimes called “company adjusters” typically work exclusively for one insurance company. While most company adjusters work the standard 8 to 5, Monday through Friday workweek, some companies will have modified schedules to accommodate various time zones and customer […]
If you become an insurance adjuster what would you do all day? The term adjusting refers to the process or art of investigating, evaluating, reporting on, negotiating, and resolving claims under a policy or claims against your client, the insurance company or the company for which you work or represent. A claims adjuster is responsible […]
Traditional notions of insurance are nearly extinct, and the brave new world of retained risk has given new meaning to the notion of self-insurance as commercial consumers become the majority, and often exclusive, stakeholders in the financial outcome of claim exposures. One might argue that, except in the case of a catastrophic loss, true insurance […]