“So I worked as an unlicensed adjuster in California. And it was able to say, Hey, look, I have these hundred claims under my belt. Can you start handing me some?”

Cameron Mooney · Full Episodes | Insurtech Leadership Podcast · Why the Adjuster Who Denied Your Claim Is Working From a Rulebook.

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worked as an unlicensed adjuster in California under a large firm’s license to get claims

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“I knew from being an independent adjuster that the average claim that I was looking at was probably in like the $20,000 range. And the average people that were even calling our public adjusting firm had smaller claims.”
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Hard number $20,000 average independent claim; $100,000+ for public adjuster cases Share this moment
“We see a larger share of the claim loss is now the responsibility of the insured… if you’re carrying a really large deductible… you’re probably not going to file a claim.”
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“Within two years, we were bringing in as many assets under management a month as either of those firms had ever done in a year… we really just went out and told a more clear, concise, powerful story”
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“She's brought it under a little bit of a different type of legal argument… that she’s claiming fiduciary duty. She’s an ex officio member of the board of the Kennedy Center as a member of Congress.”
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