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Toll Free Numbers
Phone
877.875.3739
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Fax
877.739.1823
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Continental Adjusters,
Inc. |
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Continental Adjusters is an international
Professional Loss Consulting firm exclusively
representing building owners, company owners and
property management companies in negotiations
with their insurance company. Continental
Adjusters provides expert analysis of losses to
buildings, contents and business interruption
insurance claims caused by catastrophic events
(Hail, Fire, Wind, Tornado, Hurricane).
Continental Adjusters assesses coverage,
determines scope, estimates loss, fully
documents data and then presents, reviews and
explains that data to the insurance company on
behalf of our client (the policyholder) to
ensure the client maximizes the funds
that they ultimately receive from their
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In January 2010,
The Florida Office of Program Policy Analysis &
Government Accountability (OPPAGA) released
their report regarding public adjusters titled
“Public adjuster representation in Citizens
Property Insurance Corporation Claims Extends
the Time to reach a Settlement and also
Increases Payments to Citizens Policyholders”.
This intensive
and credible study investigates the number of
claimants that utilized a public adjuster to
assist with their insurance claim and outlines
the results. Among other conclusions, OPPAGA
reported that “The difference in payments
(from the carrier, Citizens) was larger for
claims related to 2005 hurricanes, with public
adjuster claims resulting in payments that were
747% higher”. Furthermore, “For
non-catastrophe claims, policyholder who used
public adjusters received an estimated $ 9,379
on their claim compared to $ 1,391 for those
policyholders that did not use a public adjuster
(a difference of 574%).
In addition,
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The number of
licensed public adjusters in Florida has
grown significantly in the last six years,
and the incidence of complaints, regulatory
actions, and allegations of fraud involving
public adjusters is generally low. Florida’s
public adjuster laws are comparable to and
in some cases more restrictive than those of
other similar states.
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