Who may a public adjuster represent in an insurance claim?

A public adjuster is specifically trained to assist policyholders in filing insurance claims. Their primary role is to represent the interests of the policyholder, which means they work on behalf of individuals who are seeking to settle claims with their insurance company. This includes evaluating damages, preparing claim documentation, negotiating settlements, and ensuring that policyholders receive a fair evaluation based on the terms of their policy.

In contrast, public adjusters do not work on behalf of insurance companies or the general public. Their expertise is tailored to help individuals navigate the often complex and challenging process of insurance claims while advocating specifically for the rights and needs of policyholders.