Brooks ; I was trained by an insurance company for the first two years I was in adjusting. I was trained in auto/casualty/fire/inland marie/workers comp/fidelity, along with basic underwriting principles. It cost the carrier several thousands $ in man hours, class, schools and OJT. I also had the General principals of Fire & Casualty Insurance Principals, and I was never never told by any person in all the years I have been adjusting "you also work for the insured" . This is PA talk. If your thinking gets on the street and it seems it has by your own hand. You have hurt youself with this remark. Any thoughts on LKQ in regards to dwelling losses or your theory on new for old policy language in the contract ( which does not exist). I am being this way to help the new people who think you may be correct and I do not want them to get the wrong information. |