Loss Adjusting

Loss adjusting is the process used by insurance companies to assess and manage claims made by policyholders after a loss, such as damage to property or an accident. A loss adjuster, often a trained professional, investigates the circumstances of the claim, evaluates the evidence, and determines the extent of the insurer's liability. They ensure that the claim is settled fairly according to the policy terms, balancing the interests of both the insured and the insurer. This role is crucial to ensure that claims are handled efficiently and equitably, maintaining trust in the insurance process.