Should I hire a lawyer or should I hire an adjuster (or both) to assess my homeowner’s property damage claim?

For the rare non-contentious case, when your insurer is “cooperating” on the payment of the full value of a claim, a public adjuster can certainly be the right professional for the handling of your claim. Adjusters can be skilled at identifying the cause of a damage, assessing the extent and value of damage, and even negotiating the resolution of the damage. But, they are limited in the tools that they can use to resolve your case at the maximum resolution.
If you’ve suffered a loss, and you have not yet hired an adjuster, the Roller Law Group can have your loss assesed by one of our loss consultant experts, who takes on the role of an adjuster – at no up-front cost to you.
So, as soon as you feel the insurer is stalling, dragging its feet, or acting in “bad faith” – as they often tend to – make sure you insist on the hiring of an attorney. It is probably not your adjuster’s fault, but you are well within your rights to recommend that your adjuster refer you to a lawyer. At the Roller Law Group, we offer free strategy sessions for both clients and adjusters. So give the Roller Law Group a call to discuss today at 888-HI-ROLLER.
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