Insurance Claims Adjusters('ICA') has Commercial Daily claims available in Massachusetts and Michigan( Detroit, Grand Rapids, and Saginaw).
Additionally, we are looking for daily personal and commercial adjusters in the following areas.
Maryland, Minnesota, New York, NC, Wisconsin, Louisiana, Arkansas, Tennessee, Kentucky, California (northern area)
We value and reward the adjusters that are proactive, have excellent customer service records, and can provide an accurate/quality work product.
The claims environment is ever-changing, and with that, we strive to provide our clients with a product that far exceeds their expectations. On-site estimating, Xactimate certifications, and fast cycle times help us achieve this...
We are growing in our daily claims presence in California and need DAILY CLAIMS ADJUSTERS to handle the increased claim volume. Currently we have an urgent need for adjusters between the Sacramento and Bakersfield area.
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
David Morse & Associates needs DAILY CLAIMS residential property Field Adjusters in California.
Must have 3+ years’ experience as a property field adjuster (or 1 year field experience if a Veteran). For residential property work, you need to have inspected/scoped homeowners damage and be proficient with Xactimate 28, Xactimate Sketch, and physically able to climb on and inspect roofs. Xactware Level I and Level II preferred (and we will pay for your certification if not already certified).
Good spoken English and writing skills. Work from home and have full home office set up. Must pass background check and drug test if requested.
No calls please. Email resume to Rich, rreed@davidmorse.com
California’s Commissioner 10-2-2020 Press Release
From the Press Release.
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — In response to California’s latest destructive fires, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara is requesting that insurance companies help wildfire survivors who are overwhelmed with the task of navigating the claims process by providing up to 100 percent of personal property coverage limits without a detailed inventory to those who suffered a total loss of their home, similar to previous identical requests in past years.
Source: FEMA - Updated 10/6
The information below is from the FEMA Daily Ops Briefing issued 10/06 @ 8:30 am
Situation: : Of the over 7 million acres burned, the National Watch Center continues to track 11 active fires that have burned nearly 2 million acres from the West Coast to the Rocky Mountains. Mandatory evacuations continue throughout the impacted regions. No reported unmet needs.
California Department of Insurance
News: 2020 Press Release
For Release: September 3, 2020
Media Calls Only: 916-492-3566
Email Inquiries: cdipress@insurance.ca.gov
Commissioner Lara urges insurance companies to cover reimbursement costs for those displaced during wildfires
LOS ANGELES, Calif. — To assist Californians displaced by the current and recent wildfires throughout the state, Insurance Commissioner Ricardo Lara issued a Notice to all California property and casualty insurance companies urging them to cover Additional Living Expenses (ALE) for those policyholders who remain under mandatory evacuation or whose homes are otherwise inaccessible or uninhabitable due to the wildfires.
From the Press Release
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"Commissioner Lara called on the insurance industry to assist small businesses facing layoffs and lost income due to business closures and government actions to prevent the spread of COVID-19. Insurance company responses to the data call are due by April 9, 2020, and will help the Department understand the number and scope of commercial business interruption type coverages in effect and the approximate number of policies that exclude viruses such as COVID-19. This data will help inform state policymakers on solutions to protect businesses.
Source: USGS
M 7.1 - 17km NNE of Ridgecrest, CA
2019-07-06 03:19:52 (UTC)35.766°N 117.605°W17.0 km depth
November 14, 2018 Press Release
Insurance Commissioner issues emergency declaration to help fire survivors across the state
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.
Source: California DOI
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.
Source: California Department of Insurance
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.
Insurers’ incorrect statements to fire victims lead regulator to issue formal notice
Notice requires insurers to make sure their staff are trained in California laws and rules
SACRAMENTO, Calif. — Insurance Commissioner Dave Jones directed the California Department of Insurance to issue a formal notice to insurers, licensed public adjusters and admitted carriers to make sure all claims adjusters assigned to wildfire claims, including those not licensed in California, are properly trained on the California Unfair Practices Act, Fair Claims Settlement Practices Regulations, and all laws relating to property and casualty insurance claims handling.