Milton, Beryl, and Helene Retired as Atlantic Hurricane Names

When you make the commitment to become an adjuster, the prospect of being very busy for a period can be stressful. There is however one area of your new work-life which does not have to be. When you’re on the road and making money it’s easy to overspend. Below are some tips to make sure you end your road trip pocketing as much money as possible!

When I began thinking about some of the lessons I’ve learned in flood litigation, I made a list of estimating errors, coverage mistakes, and customer service disasters that could have been avoided.

When the building breaks, the car wrecks, or someone falls, who are you going to call? Well, it’s certainly not Ghostbusters!

Do you have the “right” tools to get claims done quickly and efficiently? With so many tools out there, we believe there are some that are non-negotiable.

What comes to mind when you think of being an insurance field adjuster? Is it take a few photos, type in some information, and then get a big fat check?

As adjusters, we have a special role when adjusting claims and interacting with policyholders. Policyholders are often dealing with the trauma of a loss, combined with other stressors and overwhelming information.