Specialty Adjusting International

02/03/2025

Happy Groundhog Day! Yesterday, all eyes are on Punxsutawney Phil as he predicts whether we’ll face six more weeks of winter or an early spring. While Phil’s accuracy is up for debate, the tradition reminds us of something important: the value of preparation.

In the world of insurance adjusting, preparation is key. Just like we anticipate changing seasons, the industry relies on precise reporting and thorough assessments to ensure smoother claims processes. A little foresight today can prevent delays tomorrow.

So, whether Phil sees his shadow or not, one thing remains true: good data and careful planning make all the difference.

01/21/2025

Winter storms can strike unexpectedly—are you prepared? ❄️ During the January 2022 snowstorm in Virginia, hundreds of drivers were stranded on I-95 for over 24 hours in freezing temperatures, many without essential supplies. 🚗🧳
Having an emergency kit in your car could make all the difference in situations like this. Check out our infographic for the must-have items to keep you safe and warm if you ever find yourself stuck in a winter storm. Preparation today could save you tomorrow!

01/20/2025

Specialty Adjusting International honors the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. His words remind us that 'The time is always right to do what is right.' Today, and every day, we are inspired to work toward a brighter, more inclusive future.

10/08/2024

Did you know that the majority of home fire deaths in the U.S. happen in homes with no smoke alarms or non-working alarms? That’s why this year’s Fire Prevention Week theme is all about smoke alarms: “Smoke Alarms: Make Them Work for You!”

Throughout the week, we’ll be sharing key messages to help keep your family and home safe from fires. Today’s focus: Fire is FAST! ⏱️ You may have less than 2 minutes to safely escape once a smoke alarm goes off. Working smoke alarms give you the critical early warning needed to get out quickly. 🚨

Make sure your smoke alarms are installed and working properly—it could save your life. For more resources, visit FPW.org.

10/01/2024

Justin Roth's update is a timely reminder that we’re still in the thick of hurricane season, which runs until November 30th. With Tropical Storm Kirk expected to intensify and potential development of Tropical Storm Leslie, examiners and adjusters should remain on high alert.

Now is the time to review claims processes, stay informed on weather updates, and be prepared for any storm-related impacts that may arise in the weeks ahead. 🌧️🔍

Stay ready and informed—check out Justin's full post for the latest on these active systems. 👇

The 2024 Atlantic Hurricane Season still has two months remaining, ending on November 30th. Tropical Storm is expected to intensify into a major…

02/20/2024

Check out this latest article by Insurance Journal regarding the landmark decision made by New York's highest court that clarifies the criteria for coverage under a commercial property policy for COVID-19 business interruption losses. This ruling sets a significant precedent that may shape the landscape for insurance adjusters in navigating claims related to pandemic-induced interruptions.

For insurance professionals in the Empire State, this decision underscores the importance of thoroughly assessing the specifics of each claim. The criteria of "direct physical loss or damage" will likely be scrutinized closely, emphasizing the need for meticulous documentation and interpretation.
How do you foresee this recent court decision influencing your approach to evaluating and handling COVID-19 business interruption claims as an insurance adjuster? Share your insights below!

New York state's highest court has affirmed that there must be direct physical loss or damage, not just presence of a virus, to trigger coverage under a

06/18/2023

"Here’s to all the wise, funny, tough, gentle, playful, hardworking men who make a difference.” – Keely Chace

Happy Father’s Day as we remember all the special men in our lives.

12/23/2022

Happy Holidays & Happy New Year from Specialty Adjusting International!

10/21/2022

This just in, Governor DeSantis has called for a special session to deal with Florida's insurance crisis with the focus on reducing fraudulent claims and lawsuits as well as banning the use of assignment of benefits indefinitely.

You can read more about the special legislative session here: https://fltortreform.com/news/desantis-announces-special-legislative-session-to-fix-floridas-insurance-industry/

TALLAHASSEE, Fla. — Gov. Ron DeSantis on Thursday said Florida legislative leaders agreed to hold a special session after the Nov. 8 election and before the end of the year to address the state’s crumbling property insurance industry, an issue with increased urgency in the aftermath of Hurrica...

10/19/2022

Specialty Adjusting International is assisting policyholders affected by Hurricane Ian with adjusters who are equipped with either a gas powered bicycle or scooter in areas where there is limited or no opportunity to charge these transportation vehicles. For areas within a five mile radius from Sanibel Island, adjusters are using electric scooters. As ladders cannot be transported on bicycles or scooters, adjusters are using drones to assist with roof inspections. Our hearts go out to those affected by Hurricane Ian. We also thank our adjusters on the ground who are working compassionately and diligently in difficult conditions.

09/20/2022

We are a family-operated company that has been investigating and evaluating insurance claims for over 40 years. Take a look at our history and how we continue to grow:

The story behind the family that founded Specialty Adjusting International

07/11/2022

The Southern Fidelity Insurance insolvency is impacting approximately 120,000 Louisiana and Florida homeowners during the most critical time of year- hurricane season. Checkout the article by Policygenius Inc. to find out how this ruling affects policyholders and insurance agents.

What homeowners in Florida and Louisiana can do to find a new home insurance policy in the middle of hurricane season.