An individual or member of a firm who contracts with insurers to investigate claims and suggest appropriate settlements. Contrast with Public adjuster.
An individual that provides estimates of losses on behalf of insurance companies, but is not an employee of the aforementioned companies. This person is paid a fee for each adjustment, as opposed to a company adjuster, who is directly employed by an insurance company.
An Adjuster, not in the employ of the Insurance Company, who investigates loss, applies policy provisions and settles claims. (See also, Adjuster, Claim Adjuster.)
An adjuster who represents several different insurance companies, non-exclusive.
An adjuster who is not an employee of an insurer. See Claim Adjuster.
An independent adjuster is an adjuster who works as an independent contractor with insurance companies or other organizations to investigate and settle claims. Independent adjusters are required to be licensed by the state. Compare to Public Adjuster. (contrast with Public Adjuster)
One who adjusts losses on behalf of insurance companies but is not on their payroll. The independent adjuster is paid by fee for each loss adjusted, as distinguished from a company claims representative who is paid a regular salary by one company.
Claim handler who works independently instead of for a particular insurer.
A person who charges a fee to the insurance company to adjust the company´s claim.
An adjuster who works as an independent contractor, hiring himself out to insurance companies or other organizations for the investigation and settlement of claims.
An adjuster that works on his own, freelancing among different insurance companies.
Claims adjuster who offers his or her services to insurance companies and is compensated by a fee.
A person, firm, or corporation that holds itself out for employment to mare than one insurance company, is not a regular employee of the company, does not work exclusively for one company and is paid in each case assigned for time consumed and expenses incurred.
A person who represents an insurer in settling loss claims but is not an employee of the insurer or of the insured.
An independent business person hired by an insurance company to represent it in investigating, negotiating and settling claims on its behalf.
One who adjusts losses on behalf of companies but is not employed by any one. He or she is paid by fee for each loss adjusted.
A claims adjuster who provides adjustment services to insurance companies but is not employed by them.
One who adjusts losses on behalf of insurance companies, but is not employed by any one insurance company.