Definition of loss adjuster in English:

loss adjuster

noun

British

An insurance agent who assesses the amount of compensation that should be paid after a person has claimed on their insurance policy.
US term claims adjuster
Example sentencesExamples
- If a loss adjuster has been appointed, do I still need someone like Commercial Loss Management involved with my Business Interruption claim?
- Then you face months of battling with loss adjusters, insurance companies and builders until it is finally habitable again.
- That firm would then despatch a loss adjuster to the scene to meet with the policyholder.
- Engineers later supported the wall with specialist equipment, allowing the vehicle to be taken away and insurance loss adjusters to inspect the property.
- It is understood the matter is now in the hands of loss adjusters employed by the insurance companies involved.
- Telephone your insurer as soon as possible - they will register the claim and either send a claim form or, if necessary, a loss adjuster to assess the damage.
- My insurer and its loss adjuster couldn't have shown more sensitivity and skill at dealing with a mildly difficult situation.
- Then our list for the police went to the insurers through a loss adjuster, who came round and sorted out what the value of everything was.
- The loss adjuster is someone who is employed by your insurance company, representing their interests in adjusting the claim.
- Integrity is important and loss adjusters should also be fair and unbiased when dealing with claims.
- We will be undertaking repairs to the properties affected by the flooding and reviewing any damage to gardens with the loss adjuster.
- Do not be disconcerted if your insurer appoints a loss adjuster.
- We have our own insurance assessors and our own loss adjusters who examine each and every claim against us.
- He said loss adjusters had taken affected appliances away for repair.
- It is not in the policyholder's interest that the loss adjuster compiles their claim.
- Using skilled loss adjusters to assess small claims makes no sense, especially in the current economic climate.
- Once a figure has been agreed with you, the loss adjuster will issue their report recommending payment.
- Our insurer is refusing to pay our claim after its loss adjuster visited us and said the damage was due to ‘wear and tear’.
- In this case you would submit a claim for €50,000 and a loss adjuster would visit your home.
- She said: ‘The loss adjusters have been very good and they are still assessing the cost of the damage.’

Definition of loss adjuster in US English:

loss adjuster

noun

British

An insurance agent who assesses the amount of compensation that should be paid after a person has claimed on their insurance policy; claims adjuster.
Example sentencesExamples
- Do not be disconcerted if your insurer appoints a loss adjuster.
- Integrity is important and loss adjusters should also be fair and unbiased when dealing with claims.
- Once a figure has been agreed with you, the loss adjuster will issue their report recommending payment.
- We will be undertaking repairs to the properties affected by the flooding and reviewing any damage to gardens with the loss adjuster.
- Then you face months of battling with loss adjusters, insurance companies and builders until it is finally habitable again.
- Our insurer is refusing to pay our claim after its loss adjuster visited us and said the damage was due to ‘wear and tear’.
- He said loss adjusters had taken affected appliances away for repair.
- Then our list for the police went to the insurers through a loss adjuster, who came round and sorted out what the value of everything was.
- It is not in the policyholder's interest that the loss adjuster compiles their claim.
- Engineers later supported the wall with specialist equipment, allowing the vehicle to be taken away and insurance loss adjusters to inspect the property.
- It is understood the matter is now in the hands of loss adjusters employed by the insurance companies involved.
- We have our own insurance assessors and our own loss adjusters who examine each and every claim against us.
- If a loss adjuster has been appointed, do I still need someone like Commercial Loss Management involved with my Business Interruption claim?
- Telephone your insurer as soon as possible - they will register the claim and either send a claim form or, if necessary, a loss adjuster to assess the damage.
- Using skilled loss adjusters to assess small claims makes no sense, especially in the current economic climate.
- The loss adjuster is someone who is employed by your insurance company, representing their interests in adjusting the claim.
- My insurer and its loss adjuster couldn't have shown more sensitivity and skill at dealing with a mildly difficult situation.
- She said: ‘The loss adjusters have been very good and they are still assessing the cost of the damage.’
- That firm would then despatch a loss adjuster to the scene to meet with the policyholder.
- In this case you would submit a claim for €50,000 and a loss adjuster would visit your home.

单词	loss adjuster
释义	Definition of loss adjuster in English: loss adjuster noun British An insurance agent who assesses the amount of compensation that should be paid after a person has claimed on their insurance policy. US term claims adjuster Example sentencesExamples If a loss adjuster has been appointed, do I still need someone like Commercial Loss Management involved with my Business Interruption claim? Then you face months of battling with loss adjusters, insurance companies and builders until it is finally habitable again. That firm would then despatch a loss adjuster to the scene to meet with the policyholder. Engineers later supported the wall with specialist equipment, allowing the vehicle to be taken away and insurance loss adjusters to inspect the property. It is understood the matter is now in the hands of loss adjusters employed by the insurance companies involved. Telephone your insurer as soon as possible - they will register the claim and either send a claim form or, if necessary, a loss adjuster to assess the damage. My insurer and its loss adjuster couldn't have shown more sensitivity and skill at dealing with a mildly difficult situation. Then our list for the police went to the insurers through a loss adjuster, who came round and sorted out what the value of everything was. The loss adjuster is someone who is employed by your insurance company, representing their interests in adjusting the claim. Integrity is important and loss adjusters should also be fair and unbiased when dealing with claims. We will be undertaking repairs to the properties affected by the flooding and reviewing any damage to gardens with the loss adjuster. Do not be disconcerted if your insurer appoints a loss adjuster. We have our own insurance assessors and our own loss adjusters who examine each and every claim against us. He said loss adjusters had taken affected appliances away for repair. It is not in the policyholder's interest that the loss adjuster compiles their claim. Using skilled loss adjusters to assess small claims makes no sense, especially in the current economic climate. Once a figure has been agreed with you, the loss adjuster will issue their report recommending payment. Our insurer is refusing to pay our claim after its loss adjuster visited us and said the damage was due to ‘wear and tear’. In this case you would submit a claim for €50,000 and a loss adjuster would visit your home. She said: ‘The loss adjusters have been very good and they are still assessing the cost of the damage.’ Definition of loss adjuster in US English: loss adjuster noun British An insurance agent who assesses the amount of compensation that should be paid after a person has claimed on their insurance policy; claims adjuster. Example sentencesExamples Do not be disconcerted if your insurer appoints a loss adjuster. Integrity is important and loss adjusters should also be fair and unbiased when dealing with claims. Once a figure has been agreed with you, the loss adjuster will issue their report recommending payment. We will be undertaking repairs to the properties affected by the flooding and reviewing any damage to gardens with the loss adjuster. Then you face months of battling with loss adjusters, insurance companies and builders until it is finally habitable again. Our insurer is refusing to pay our claim after its loss adjuster visited us and said the damage was due to ‘wear and tear’. He said loss adjusters had taken affected appliances away for repair. Then our list for the police went to the insurers through a loss adjuster, who came round and sorted out what the value of everything was. It is not in the policyholder's interest that the loss adjuster compiles their claim. Engineers later supported the wall with specialist equipment, allowing the vehicle to be taken away and insurance loss adjusters to inspect the property. It is understood the matter is now in the hands of loss adjusters employed by the insurance companies involved. We have our own insurance assessors and our own loss adjusters who examine each and every claim against us. If a loss adjuster has been appointed, do I still need someone like Commercial Loss Management involved with my Business Interruption claim? Telephone your insurer as soon as possible - they will register the claim and either send a claim form or, if necessary, a loss adjuster to assess the damage. Using skilled loss adjusters to assess small claims makes no sense, especially in the current economic climate. The loss adjuster is someone who is employed by your insurance company, representing their interests in adjusting the claim. My insurer and its loss adjuster couldn't have shown more sensitivity and skill at dealing with a mildly difficult situation. She said: ‘The loss adjusters have been very good and they are still assessing the cost of the damage.’ That firm would then despatch a loss adjuster to the scene to meet with the policyholder. In this case you would submit a claim for €50,000 and a loss adjuster would visit your home.
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