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We are growing in our daily claims presence in California and need DAILY CLAIMS ADJUSTERS to handle the increased claim volume.

1+ years of field property adjusting experience and Xactimate proficiency are required.

**Please Note- Only candidates that live in California or immediate vicinity can be considered for this work.

If you meet these requirements, please contact us at 303-988-6286 or via email at staffing@eberls.com

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Immediate deployment opportunities for daily claims (riot included) in the Los Angeles and San Francisco California areas. Must have a California Adjusters license and reside in California. Please send resume to resumescrc@gmail.com or for questions, please call 501-733-6002

Seeking qualified licensed California adjusters for Los Angeles and surrounding area. Must be efficient in xactimate.Please send resume, copy of license and all certifications to...resumescrc@gmail.com

M 7.1 - 17km NNE of Ridgecrest, CA
2019-07-06 03:19:52 (UTC)35.766°N 117.605°W17.0 km depth

SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In the wake of the deadliest and most destructive wildfire in California’s history, Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones today declared an emergency situation, which allows insurance companies to use out-of-state adjusters to help handle the large volume of claims resulting from the Camp and Woolsey Fires.

11/15/2018 Notice

In an effort to assist victims of the current wildfires throughout the state, Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones is calling on all property insurance companies to implement emergency expedited claims handling procedures and billing grace periods to help residents and businesses begin their recovery more quickly.

The California Department of Insurance has been informed by the Governor’s Office of Emergency Services (CAL-OES) that, due to the recent wildfires, there is a shortage of available lodging in the disaster areas. CAL-OES is requesting that insurance companies, adjusters, and other insurance personnel find lodging outside of the disaster areas.