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adjuster

(ă-jŭs′tĕr)
A device for holding together the ends of the wire forming a suture.
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An insurance adjuster is one who seeks to determine the extent of the insurer's liability for loss when an insurance claim is submitted.Under the insurance code, no person shall act as an adjuster, acting in behalf of either the insured or insurance company, unless authorized by virtue of a license issued by the commissioner.
Requirements for insurance adjuster applicants
A public adjuster is an insurance adjuster that is hired by the customer.
Notes on Public Adjusters
"I can't think of a better profession than being an insurance adjuster that encompasses everything that millennials are interested in," said John Henderson, president of Wickizer & Clutter, a regional independent adjustment firm in Missouri.
Making Adjustments: Soon more claims adjuster jobs will be available than professionals to fill them, leaving insurers scrambling to fill the gap
Rather than just model key words and phrases, the tool interprets the context of the human language in a claim adjuster's unstructured notes to make more robust conclusions about the potential for claims fraud.
Using Cognitive Computing for Workers Comp Claims
In addition to the normal work day, the auto claims adjuster must also be alert to any fraud, since some car owners and vehicle repair shops have been known to defraud insurance companies with fraudulent claims.
Daily responsibilities of an auto claims adjuster
Rockville, MD, December 17, 2015 --(PR.com)-- Harvey Goodman, SPPA, President and CEO of Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International (GGG/AI), the nation's leading public adjusting company, was named the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) "Person of the Year." Harvey received this award on Friday, December 11th, 2015, at a NAPIA meeting in Scottsdale, Arizona.
Harvey M. Goodman, SPPA, President of Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International, Named NAPIA (National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters) Person of the Year
The new law, sponsored by Senate Co-Leader Jeff Klein and Member of the Assembly David Weprin, goes a long way to help consumers understand some of the conflicts involved when a contractor also tries to serve as a public adjuster on the same claim, Bob DAmore, president of the NYPAA stated, adding: "As a result of a series of complaints filed against a single City Island business that was operating as both contractor and public adjuster referring business from one to the other without making disclosure to the consumer and creating a conflict of interest, this legislation was introduced and passed by both houses of the Legislature in one session.
NYPIAA hails Cuomo signature of new law
All Oklahoma licensed public adjusters have been directed to charge their customers fees no greater than 10 percent of total claim settlement.
-Ceiling on fees for public adjuster in Oklahoma
Her carrier's adjuster came out to the client's home four days after the Friday accident.
A bad faith situation
The public adjuster "passes the same tests and has to have the same training and adhere to the same rules as the company adjuster," Joiner said.
Committee considering Public Insurance adjuster bill
The insurance company adjuster represents the insurance company--not you.
How to maximize insurance claims
Those who did not use a public adjuster typically received a settlement of $18,659 for 2004 hurricane-related claims versus $22,266 for those who did use one.
Claims audit could spark legislative battle: impacts on the bottom lines at Citizens Property Insurance Corp. and Cat Fund

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