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Last Post 09/24/2010 9:01 AM by Ray Hall

A good definition of an IA

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Ray Hall

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09/23/2010 9:32 AM
Credit Barry Zelma. ex California adjuster and now coverage attorney for 35 years. " The person knowledgable in insurance retained by the insuror for the purpose of assisting the insured in a provable loss to the insuror. Should insurance knowledge really apply the cat. adjuster world ?

Goldust

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09/23/2010 10:32 AM
Well I thought it did but some days I wonder from some of the questions we get here on the forum. JERRY TAYLOR

stormcrow

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09/24/2010 8:29 AM
Once upon a time most cat adjusters came from the ranks of real adjusters. Nowadays people train to be cat adjusters and think they are real adjusters. I want to die peacefully in my sleep like my grandfather, not screaming in terror like his passengers.

Ray Hall

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09/24/2010 9:01 AM
I am weak amd waste a lot of time on the CADO site. This morning I made the decising to lower my stress and only read and post in The Adjusters Den. I started a new Topic on Peer Review of unpaid fee bills between small vendors and their subcontractors. See all you all over in the den.

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