The short answer
Public adjusters are state-licensed representatives who negotiate on your behalf. On complex or disputed claims over $10K, they typically increase settlements enough to justify their 10–20% fee. Not worth it on straightforward claims under $5K.
Frequently asked
- Public adjuster vs attorney?
- Adjuster for valuation disputes; attorney when the insurer disputes coverage or acts in bad faith.
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