Dick Bennett | Property Insurance Law Observer | November 30, 2015 The states are divided over whether an independent adjuster can be sued for negligence by the insured, and no Connecticut appellate court has ever addressed that issue. Last Tuesday, however, one of the state’s federal courts predicted that the Connecticut Supreme Court would hold… Continue reading Connecticut Court Holds No Cause Of Action Against Independent Adjuster For Negligence
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The Changing Face of Independent Claims
Adam Gardiner | AdjusterPro® Blog | October 2, 2015 First in a seven-part series on the evolving state of the claims industry. The independent claims industry is a bit like the Wild West: unpredictable, with few rules only erratically enforced and where only the strong survive. It’s tough. It requires grit. But often enough, you… Continue reading The Changing Face of Independent Claims
Florida’s Definition of “Independent Adjuster” Can Be Misconstrued
Shaun Marker | Property Insurance Coverage Law Blog | July 13, 2015 Those that work in the insurance claims process regularly are familiar with the term “independent adjuster.” It is one that many of us know and understand, and some readers of this blog may even be independent adjusters. To those outside the insurance industry, a review… Continue reading Florida’s Definition of “Independent Adjuster” Can Be Misconstrued