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If you have just suffered an insurance loss, from a fire,
hurricane or some other traumatic event, you may not feel
confident in representing yourself and your interests before
an Insurance Company. Consider these three points.
It is up to you to prove the extent of your loss to the
Insurance Company.
A typical insurance policy is dozens of pages long and
contains numerous provisions and stipulations written in
technical and legal terms. Additionally, it contains various
forms and endorsements which are constantly changing from
year to year. Most Insureds have difficulty in understanding
all of them. To be compensated for your loss, there are
certain conditions which must be satisfied Failure to do so
could reduce your settlement amount or even cause your claim
to be denied.
2. No matter how organized you and your documentation is,
filing and receiving payment on a claim can be a time
consuming and tedious process.
If you are not sufficiently organized and your loss
documented, you may not realize the compensation you have
paid for and are entitled to receive.
3. A Public Adjuster has the experience, knowledge and
expertise to obtain your maximum entitlements under your
policy.
Remember that the Insurance Company Adjuster is representing
the insurance company. It is not uncommon for the Insurance
company to misinterpret their own insurance policy or forget
to apply case law or California Statutes which supersede
their own policy. A Public Adjuster will know current laws
as they affect insurance losses and how to best represent
you. A Public Adjuster has resources to help you through the
maze of estimating, documenting, and filing your insurance
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