Stuck on a valuation dispute?

How the Insurance Appraisal Clause Works (US)

Appraisal is a binding process for disputes over amount of loss — faster and cheaper than litigation.

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The short answer

Each side picks an appraiser; the two appraisers choose a neutral umpire. Any two of the three decide the loss amount, binding on both sides. Cost is split. Only works when coverage isn't disputed.

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How long does it take?
Typically 60–120 days versus 12–24 months for litigation.

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