Claims adjuster conferences

Let me start by saying that I still take the time to read through books whenever I get the chance. Taking the time to read and learn the stories of successful people can be a powerful tool for those of us determined to build our own success in life. A recent autobiography I read, “Quiet Strength” by Coach Tony Dungy left me thinking about a really meaningful statement that could be applied to many parts of life, including insurance claims adjusting. At 2021 Training in Plano, TX, my team and I have been working with individuals hoping to enter the insurance claims industry for years, and we have always emphasized how important it can be to be effective at self-management when it comes to claims adjusting.

Many people want to know why having an adjuster’s license in the state of Texas is considered so important for independent adjusters in the industry. The reality is there are quite a few reasons why an adjuster’s license in this state, in particular, is sometimes referred to as the “Holy Grail” in terms of licenses.

One of the things that most people learn as they’re starting in the field of insurance claims adjusting is how sudden a call for deployment can be. From my own experience, there is hardly ever much a warning before the call comes in the get on the road for an extended period. One of the

Natural disasters can occur anywhere. When a disaster strikes, the need for claims adjusters in the area increases dramatically – in many cases far exceeding the number of adjusters currently active in the state. For this reason, most property insurance companies maintain a network of professional claims adjusters who can be mobilized into disaster teams