What are loss adjusters?

A loss adjuster, who has a qualification of ‘Registered Loss Adjuster’ is entrusted by general insurance companies, etc. to calculate the amount of loss to property (buildings, personal property, etc.) related to a general insurance, evaluate the insurable value, investigate accidents and their causes, and perform a series of related work.

Fair assessments from a neutral standpoint

Loss adjusters calculate the extent of damage from a fire, if a house has been destroyed by an earthquake, or accidents for which compensation must be provided (such as if a person has mistakenly destroyed the property of another person). Adjusters serve an important role by fairly calculating the amount of loss from a neutral standpoint for parties including general insurance companies, insurance policyholders, and people who have suffered damage.