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Simple English definitions for legal terms

adjuster

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A quick definition of adjuster:

Adjuster: An adjuster is someone who helps people when they have problems with their insurance. They work for the insurance company and investigate the problem to see if the person should get money to fix it. If the person disagrees with the amount of money offered, they can ask someone else to help them decide.

A more thorough explanation:

An adjuster is a person who works for an insurance company and helps to handle claims. They investigate the claim and decide how much money the insurance company should pay out to the person making the claim. The adjuster can be an employee of the insurance company, an independent contractor, or a public agent.

For example, if your car is damaged in an accident and you have car insurance, you would file a claim with your insurance company. An adjuster would then be assigned to your case to investigate the damage and determine how much money the insurance company should pay you to fix your car.

Another example would be if your house was damaged in a storm and you have homeowners insurance. You would file a claim with your insurance company and an adjuster would be assigned to your case to investigate the damage and determine how much money the insurance company should pay you to repair your house.

The adjuster's job is to make sure that the insurance company pays out a fair amount of money for the claim. They are there to help both the insurance company and the person making the claim come to an agreement on how much money should be paid out.

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Dkk
18:08
Nice, I am on bad terms with my siblings so i am getting them nothing and they should get me nothing too and I am getting my mom a gift.
18:16
I just noticed that UMich has the majority of their acceptances really early on. Does anyone know what happens to mid-November applicants? Are we just cooked?
TGM
18:23
How long can I delay sending my fall grades if they hurt my GPA? I’m still waiting on decisions and ideally I’m hoping they decide BEFORE seeing my new grades
TGM
18:27
dropped my GPA below median for a couple of schools I’m applying to, when I was above median before
Dkk
18:32
@TGM: Not long enough to get another transcript to recover.
Dkk
18:33
Honestly you could just wait until someone actually asks for your fall grades. Who knows.
Dkk
18:34
@wigwav: It looks like if below medians it will not help but If applying in November it seems you are still middle of the cycle.
18:34
@wigwav: nah
TGM
18:34
like am I expected to send it unprompted or can I wait until a school requested it
Dkk
18:35
@TGM: Expected to send it unprompted but you can wait and see.
18:36
Is your LSAT also below median?
TGM
18:37
It’s above median, but I’m applying T6 with unimpressive softs, so even with a good LSAT it’s tough
texaslawhopefully
18:38
Yeah, then I would just wait as long as you can to send it
texaslawhopefully
18:38
For like HLS at least, if you wait till J6 then you may already have a decision
TGM
18:39
@texaslawhopefully: alas, haven’t even gotten an interview (applied around thanksgiving)
18:39
Yeah I would delay as long as you have plausible deniability
TGM
18:40
I actually do have a transcript issue that registrar needs to resolve, should I say that
TGM
18:41
(Course marked as Incomplete that’s supposed to be removed)
TGM
18:41
not sure if I should email them to say that, or just hold off on sending it and not give an excuse
18:41
I think I just wouldn’t reach out and if they ask for them then say that
Dkk
18:41
@tgm Yeah sounds good, say that if they ask
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