What is Independent adjuster?
Definition. A licensed adjuster who is not an employee of the insurer but is hired by it to handle claims, often during catastrophes. Despite the name, an independent adjuster works on behalf of the insurance company. Georgia licenses independent and public adjusters separately and bars one adjuster from representing both sides of the same claim.
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Supplement · Line item · Scope of loss · Steep charge · Tear-off · Xactimate · Ice and water barrier · Ordinance or law coverage