Three Miami-based public adjusters – East Coast Public Adjusters, Inc., Premier Public Adjusting, Inc, and Ameriloss Public Adjusting Corp. – sued the State of Florida over recent legislation that limits the timing of the public adjuster’s first contact with the potential client and caps the fees public adjusters can charge their customers. The 2008 amendments were enacted in the wake of several devasting hurricanes that created an opportunity for public adjusters to take advantage of the public.
Public adjusters are highly regulated by the state and must comply with Section 626.854 of the Florida Statutes. If you or someone you know has had a bad experience with a public adjuster, contact Sarelson Law Firm today.
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