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The document is a Public Insurance Adjuster Contract (FIN535) prescribed by the Texas Department of Insurance, outlining the agreement between an insured individual and a public insurance adjuster. It details the responsibilities of the adjuster in assisting with claims, the fee structure based on settlements, cancellation rights for the insured within 72 hours, and compliance with Texas regulations regarding public insurance adjusters.

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How much do public adjusters make per claim?

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%.

What is a public adjuster contract?

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.

How does a public adjuster work?

Public Adjusters are insurance claims adjusters who do not work for insurance companies. They work solely for the insured, to assist in the preparation, presentation, and settlement of the claim. Public adjusters are compensated by charging a percentage of the amount they recover from the insurance claim settlement.

What are the disadvantages of hiring a public adjuster?

Is it worth hiring a public adjuster? ProsCons Adjusters only get paid if you do. The claims process may take longer when using a public adjuster. Public adjusters work in your best interest instead of the insurance company. May be difficult (or expensive) to find an adjuster for smaller claims.2 more rows Oct 7, 2024

Is a public adjuster a good idea?

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.

What is the downside of using a public adjuster?

Cons. Hiring a public adjuster comes at a cost. They typically charge a percentage of the final settlement amount, usually around 10%. While this fee can be worth it for larger claims, it might not be justified for smaller, straightforward claims.

How do I get out of a public adjuster contract in Texas?

The Insured may void the contract by notifying the Public Insurance Adjuster in writing, by either registered or certified mail, return receipt requested, to the address shown on this contract or by personally serving notice on the Public Insurance Adjuster.

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