Disagree with your insurance company? Consider using the appraisal clause in your policy. This is a binding legal process, so it’s important to understand your options. An experienced public adjuster can help.
Appraisal is a process to resolve insurance disputes without going to court. Both parties choose an appraiser, who then choose a neutral arbiter. The three appraisers determine the cost of repairs, and their decision is binding.
Accuracy
Our appraisals and rulings would be accurate and fair, based on the best available information.
Timeliness
We deliver in a timely manner to ensure that your clients have the information they need to make the best decisions for their business.
Communication:
We provide an exceptional customer service with our clients, keeping them informed of the progress of their appraisal or case.
Professionalism: We conduct ourselves in a professional manner, regardless of the situation
Competency: We stay up-to-date on appraisal and umpire standards to maintain our professional competence.
Umpire is a neutral third party who is appointed to resolve disputes between two parties. In the context of insurance claims, an umpire is typically appointed when the two parties (the insured and the insurance company) cannot agree on the amount of the loss. The umpire will review the evidence and make a binding decision on the amount of the claim.
