Public adjusters work to adjust claims for insurance policy holders instead of insurance companies. Companies can protect themselves due to their expertise in the insurance industry. Therefore, many states do not even require a license to work as an insurance adjuster for an insurance company. However, working for the public presents a different situation. Insured ...
A hit and run driver damaged my car. “What can I do?” will be the first thought. There are several different ways to handle this depending on the amount of damage done and whether or not you have full coverage. Although all the insurance companies say accidents don’t raise your car insurance rates, you will ...
An insurance adjuster can work for either insurance companies or insurance policy holders. An adjuster essentially places an amount on damages related to an insurance claim. The claim adjusters may disagree but eventually usually come to an out-of-court insurance settlement. Certain types of Texas insurance adjusters must get an insurance adjuster’s license before representing clients ...
Have you been injured in a car accident that wasn’t entirely your fault? Then you may need to file a bodily injury claim against the responsible party. To a car insurance bodily injury claim, being injured means having sought medical treatment or that you have told an insurance adjuster that you will seek medical treatment, ...
Effective October 1, 2006 Texas will have a new law fall into play upon purchasing new or used cars. Eighty percent of the blue book value will be paid in taxes by anyone purchasing from an individual. This includes purchasing from a family member or being given a car from a family member either out ...
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