Going Public
A public insurance adjuster could help you get what you deserve.
Got an insurance claim for property loss or damage? Consider retaining a public insurance adjuster to handle the claims process on your behalf.
Typically paid based on a percentage of the settlement, public adjusters (as opposed to insurance company adjusters) work for the insured, handling all the paperwork and other steps involved in filing a claim, says David W. Barrack, executive director of the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) in Potomac Falls, Virginia.
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