UNITED STATES PUBLIC ADJUSTERS

USPA ® Expedites Getting Your Insurance Money After Disasters

Following Wilma’s disastrous impact that destroyed her roof, Lorna Pemberton of Fort Lauderdale received the shocking news that she was denied her claim for repair by her homeowners insurance company. Recently widowed and with no one to help her, she was at her wit’s end, until a friend mentioned her plight to Dimitriy Manasov of United States Public Adjusters, LLC. He immediately became Lorna’s hero by stepping in, contesting the decision of the insurer, and successfully getting Lorna an insurance check payable to her for $38,712.64. 

This is just one of the many success stories behind the activities of United States Public Adjusters (USPA).

Bad Faith Claim Practices (aka Unfair Insurance Claim Practices)

The Insurance Industry has lobbied over the years to see that there is no federal agency which oversees the insurance industry, essentially leaving no federal law or enforcement to protect Insureds against Unfair Insurance Claims Practices. Currently this authority lays at the state level only.

In the absence of such a national standard, and according to varying standards independently set by each state, Unfair Insurance Claim Settlement Practices are generally defined as “if the Insurer knowingly commits or performs with such frequency as to indicate a general business practice” according to the following:

Judge Rules for Condo Owners in Insurance Case

DESTIN — A judge has awarded residents of a Norriego Point condominium $4.5 million in a fight with their insurance company over damages from Hurricane Ivan.

The East Pass Towers II Condominium Association and Citizens Property Insurance Co. have been in a disagreement over the storm’s damage to 46 units.

In a judgment issued last week, Okaloosa County Circuit Judge Thomas Remington sided with the condo owners.