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Loss Assessor Services - Domestic Property Damage claims

By bermygirl31
October 8, 2019 in Request a Tradesperson

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bermygirl31

Posted October 8, 2019

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Posted October 8, 2019

Good afternoon,

I am a qualified Barrister with 10 years in the insurance industry. I specialise in adjusting/assessing domestic major loss claims for several industry leaders in home insurance. I am considering extending my service into the private industry, and am presently seeking feedback, and assessing interest.

If you, or anyone you know has an active claim with their Insurance company for damage to their home, and could benefit from the services of an industry professional, please feel free to contact me to register interest. I have the benefit of knowing how the process works from within the Insurance companies, and am in a position to make the process much clearer, as well as maximise the benefit received under the terms of the policy.

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