06/03/2026
My idea of operating as a Public Adjuster and an Insurance Agent is simple. Once upon a time, a majority of people trusted their insurance company to do the right thing when the most important aspect of insurance began, the claim. I want to bring some of that old time business back to the table.
Most people trusted Statefarm to cover damages when justified, and they trusted them for 20 years or more! Same can be said for so many other carriers. USAA has become increasingly difficult, following in Statefarms footsteps. Allstate is absolutely terrible. And so on.
In my Public Adjusting business, where I fight them regularly to pay even the simplest of claims, I am constantly educating the agents on what the policy does or does not pay for. I can't count how many clients I've had say, "my agent says that's not covered" or, "my agent says the insurance company won't talk to you if you hire a Public Adjuster."
All these silly things which result from a lack of training, and conspiracy theory says that lack of training is done on purpose. To avoid paying reasonable claims, or, minimizing those claims to under deductible.
Anyway, I can rant about this for hours
And sometimes we do! I do a ton of training with a team of lawyers, other agents, adjusters, contractors, and even carrier side lawyers and adjusters multiple times a year. We all rant about it.
Thanks for coming to my Insurance rant.
Check out the original post and read the news from State farm about the Agents commission. A good commission is what made a great agent. They would always take care of you because they got paid to do so....that might change.
Many State Farm agents said they feel angry and betrayed by the Bloomington-based company.