Claim Adjuster

/ˈkleɪm əˌdʒʌstər/

Definitions

  1. (n.) A professional who investigates, evaluates, and negotiates insurance claims to determine the insurer's liability and settle the claim.
    The claim adjuster examined the damage and approved the payout.

Forms

  • claim adjuster
  • claim adjusters

Commentary

In legal drafting, distinguishing the claim adjuster's role from that of the insurer or insured clarifies responsibilities in claim handling.

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