What Georgia Car Accident Victims Need to Know Before Facing an Insurance Company Adjuster

In theory, insurance adjusters are supposed to conduct an impartial investigation and evaluate their findings without bias to reach a fair settlement. After all, the purpose of an insurance policy is to protect the insured from the cost of an accident, and failing to offer a victim fair compensation can potentially leave the insured exposed to lawsuits.

In practice, however, the insurance adjuster’s job is to protect the carrier’s bottom line, and that means settling claims quickly for as little money as possible. To accomplish this goal, the adjuster must look for evidence and details that refute your claim or justify paying you less compensation. In other words, never trust an insurance adjuster to give you what you deserve.