Where Tornados Strike As an insurance adjuster, understanding weather patterns, particularly tornado activity, is critical in your career. Tornados, while a fascinating natural phenomenon, pose significant risks and cause substantial property damage. Having a comprehensive understanding of where and when tornados strike can be crucial to your success in the field, and at 2021 Training, […]
I was invited to attend the Crawford CAT Adjusters Conference in Dallas this year. Being in April, it was a bit later than other conventions, but I believe that was a good thing. The conference started on a Sunday, which offered interviews with the CAT staff. If you were new to their company, they wanted
Many people have never heard of CAT adjusting.CAT is the short version of catastrophe. A CAT adjuster is one who goes out after storms such as Hurricane Sandy and adjusts claims for companies whose insureds have experienced property damage. In the industry, this is also referred to as an independent adjuster. Independent adjusters can make
The Texas Department of Insurance dictates that all adjusters renew their license every two years. With various options available for meeting the State of Texas Continuing Education requirements for license renewal, confusion can result. Let’s clarify those options so you can make a wise choice as you prepare for your license renewal. Online classes continue
NOW! It’s really that easy to answer the question. So when should I get my insurance adjuster license? Now. If you currently have a job, don’t quit it. Sign up for an online licensing class like the one we have here at 2021Training and get your license in the evenings and weekends. That’s what I
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It’s the first part of 2013 and catastrophe companies are hosting their conferences. In the Dallas area where I live, there are several – Worley, Wardlaw, Legacy Claims, and Nomad to name just a few. Pilot is also offering their readiness classes preparing for the upcoming storm season. January and February are usually slow times for
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There\’s a winter storm ravaging the midwest and moving east that\’s so big they gave it a name – Winter Storm Luna. These pictures were taken in Michigan. You know it\’s cold when…
I finished all my claims and called my storm manager to let him know I was done. It feels good to have handled all my claims and do what I think is a great job. Hard part is at the end of the storm, you still don’t know what you don’t know. My manager wasn’t
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