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A public insurance adjuster is an insurance adjuster that may be hired directly by the insured to represent them against their insurance company for the purpose of settling the insurance claim. Typically a public adjuster will charge a percentage of the claim proceeds for their services as their fee.
No. Public Adjusters are rarely a good idea unless you have a specific circumstance that warrants one (you dont live locally, arent able to speak with the adjuster, etc) They are paid based on a percentage of the settlement of the claim. That means they work for their own interest, not yours.
Cons. Theyre not suitable for every claim. For small, straightforward claims, you may be better off filing on your own and saving yourself the adjusters fee. (Some adjusters wont even work on certain claims if the potential payoff is too low.)
Some key phrases to avoid saying to an insurance adjuster include: Im sorry. It was all/partly my fault. I did not see the other person/driver.
To cancel the contract with your public adjuster, deliver by certified mail, return receipt requested or other form of mailing which provides proof of mailing, a signed and dated copy of the cancellation notice, or any other written notice.
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Percentage of Claim Payout Public adjusters typically receive a percentage of the insurance claim payout. This rate can vary but generally ranges between 5% and 20%.
They can help you dispute a settlement. If you initially filed your own claim and are unhappy with your insurers settlement offer, you can hire a public adjuster to review the case and negotiate for a higher payout.

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