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Paladin Insurance Advocates aim to answer any questions you may have regarding the services we provide. Please take a look at the Frequently Asked Questions we receive, to see if they answer your question.

If you have additional insurance claim questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to learn more about Paladin Insurance Advocates 

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Have a Question? Check our FAQs Below

Paladin Insurance Advocates aim to answer any questions you may have regarding the services we provide. Please take a look at the Frequently Asked Questions we receive, to see if they answer your question.

Paladin Insurance Advocates FAQs insurance adjusters
If you have additional insurance claim questions, please don’t hesitate to reach out to learn more about Paladin Insurance Advocates.

If your home has suffered from a wind damage event, the clock is ticking.

Call (219) 286-3903 to begin your project.

Need Help?

Let Paladin Get the Insurance Settlement You Deserve!
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EMERGENCY SERVICE

24 HOURS A DAY

7 DAYS A WEEK

A public adjuster is a professional claims handler hired by the policyholder to negotiate with an insurance company on their behalf in the settlement of an insurance claim.

Insurance companies pay professional claims adjusters to look out for their best interest. In order to level the playing field and ensure that their interests are represented, policyholders should not hesitate to engage a public adjuster who understands the insurance industry and policy requirements to look out for their own best interests through the claims process.

Public insurance adjusters are used by insured residential and commercial property owners to negotiate insurance claims on their behalf.

Public adjusters do almost always obtain a higher settlement offer from the insurance company, because they are well versed in policy requirements, have experience negotiating with insurance companies, and understand all the policy extensions that property owners may overlook when filing claims on their own.

Paladin takes a small percentage of the final insurance settlement as payment for services rendered. Paladin does not get paid until the policyholder receives payment from the insurance company.

Public adjusters are licensed by the Department of Insurance in most states. In the Midwest, Paladin is licensed to practice in Indiana, Illinois and Michigan. The state of Wisconsin does not license public adjusters.
Paladin Insurance Advocates handles property insurance claims for losses related to fire, smoke, water, mold, wind, storm, tornado, hail and other natural disasters for residential as well as commercial properties. Paladin does not handle auto insurance claims.
Ideally, you should contact a public adjuster after a loss occurs and before you file a claim with an insurance company, so that your public adjuster can partner with you immediately to ensure that all policy requirements are met. However, it’s very common for property owners to begin working with a public adjuster after the claims process has been initiated, so you should feel free to contact Paladin regardless of where you are in the claims process.
 
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