What is a loss adjuster?

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A loss adjuster is an independent claims specialist appointed on behalf of an insurance company, to ensure a fair and just settlement of a claim, including complex or contentious claims. They are responsible for establishing the cause of the incident and the value of the loss to determine whether it is covered by your insurance policy.

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