Why You Should Hire An Insurance Claim Adjuster Before Handing It To An Independent Adjuster
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Why You Should Hire an Insurance Claim Adjuster Before Relying on an Independent Adjuster
Introduction
Hiring an Insurance Claim Adjuster before engaging an Independent Adjuster can be one of the most important decisions you make as a policyholder. Many people are unaware that they have this option. While an Independent Adjuster works for and is compensated by your insurance company, an Insurance Claim Adjuster represents your interests.
Understanding the Role of Claim Adjusters
In the U.S., Claim Adjusters are known by various names. In Florida, they're called Public Adjusters; elsewhere, they may be known as Claim Adjusters or Loss Adjusters. Regardless of the title, their primary function remains consistent: they work exclusively for you, the policyholder, safeguarding your financial interests. Conversely, Independent Adjusters represent the insurance company and prioritize its financial goals.
The Importance of Filing a Claim with Confidence
If your property is damaged, you need to file a claim with your insurance company to seek compensation. Typically, the insurance company will send an Independent Adjuster to evaluate the damages. Unfortunately, their assessments often favor the company, potentially undervaluing your claim. What many fail to realize is that you can hire a Claim Adjuster to act on your behalf before filing your claim.
Advantages of Hiring a Claim Adjuster
A Claim Adjuster handles every aspect of your claim. From assessing damages to managing paperwork and negotiations, they ensure you receive the compensation you deserve. Often, policyholders unknowingly accept underpayments, only realizing they've been shortchanged years later.
If you sense your past claim was insufficient, it's not too late. You may have up to five years to reopen a closed claim to evaluate your entitlement for additional funds. A Claim Adjuster can assist in revisiting these claims, and many policyholders discover they are owed more than initially received.
Conclusion
The distinction between an Insurance Claim Adjuster and an Independent Adjuster is crucial when dealing with property loss. By choosing a Claim Adjuster, you secure representation that prioritizes your needs over the insurance company's interests. Make an informed decision to protect your financial well-being.
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