About Us

1. Client-Centric Focus:

• Claims Preparers: Work directly for you, the policyholder, with a tailored approach to maximize your insurance claim recovery. They focus on understanding your specific needs and ensure that every aspect of the claim is prepared thoroughly and accurately.
• Public Adjusters: While they also represent policyholders, their approach may be more standardized, often juggling multiple claims at once, which can lead to less personalized attention.

2. Expertise in Documentation:

• Claims Preparers: Specialize in preparing the comprehensive documentation required for claims, leaving no detail overlooked. Their primary role is to ensure that all forms, evidence, and justifications are meticulously prepared, streamlining the claim submission process.
• Public Adjusters: While they handle claims negotiation, they might not provide the same level of depth and focus on documentation as a dedicated claims preparer, potentially leading to missed opportunities for recovery.

Faster Claims Process:

• Claims Preparers: By focusing on the preparation stage, claims preparers help speed up the entire claims process. They ensure all documents are correct and submitted promptly, reducing delays and back-and-forth with the insurance company.
• Public Adjusters: Although they manage negotiations, they often step in after the claim has been submitted, which can slow down the overall process if documentation was not prepared correctly from the outset.

Lower Cost for Services:

• Claims Preparers: Typically charge a flat or hourly rate, making their services more affordable and predictable. You only pay for the preparation work done, which can save you significant costs in comparison to a percentage of your total claim.
• Public Adjusters: Usually work on a contingency fee, taking a percentage of the total claim payout. This means their services can be more expensive, especially for larger claims.