Jack, you pose a pretty minimalist question, but perhaps with the stated topic; no more needs to be asked.
Simply stated, a "C&O" report, will be or should be explained with the amount of detail required to both clearly explain the findings and conclusions of the retained "expert"; while at the same time satisfying the thirst for detail and interpretive analysis of the paying client.
As a side note to add to what Clayton has said and reinforce one of his comments: "adjusters" never write cause and origin reports. That is the exclusive domain of the cause and origin "experts" as Clayton has said.
CAUSE AND ORIGIN REPORT
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Posted - 05/26/2003 : 01:12:45
