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Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/5/2006 2:13:30 AM
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searcher2k
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I have 3 adjusters and a small company that are looking to pick up anything (Day work whatever) in the area or surrounding area, any help out there?
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/5/2006 12:49:10 PM
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persdawg
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The claims for STF are drying up pretty quickly. They have split NO into two sections (Westbank and Eastbank). There will be Eastbank (flooded) claims popping up for months-but they have plenty of cr's over there. The Westbank will probably be done in around month-but they will keep a few cr's around. I live around a bunch of people working Allstate-and there are alot more claims open over there-but I think they have too many cr's as it is.
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/6/2006 1:52:10 AM
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jge1978
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Alot of adjustors are working for law firms. You may want to try a few of them advertised on the radio.
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/6/2006 2:03:54 AM
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Gale
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Jake, I have heard some say there are law offices with thousands and thousand of claim files to be reviewed/rescoped. Is this in line with what you have heard?
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/6/2006 4:42:05 PM
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MAYDAY DAVE
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As an adjuster and private investigator for 25 years, this business is like any other...be carefull about "working both sides of the street"..Insurance companies have long memories !!! Plantiff work will eventuallylead you deposed and embroiled in litigation against the same people you hope to get claims from 1-2-3 years down the road. Being deployed and told you need to be in N.O., Biloxi, FLA, etc. to testify or for depositions for the next 6 years...will not improve your bottom line.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT !! GOD BLESS AMERICA & OUR TROOPS !! Dave Sumner
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/24/2006 10:57:44 AM
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JimBrady
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Well I know there is some as I'm doing a little here and there. I'm also being told that re-inspections should be starting to increase soon, but there is not enough yet that I'm needing any help. It is nice to have some company along & it is a good time for doing some sharing of experience with while it is slow.
Good bit of advise Dave on some of the negative posibilities!
Jim
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/24/2006 7:46:24 PM
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PORTASATGUY
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quote:
ORIGINAL: MAYDAY DAVE
As an adjuster and private investigator for 25 years, this business is like any other...be carefull about "working both sides of the street"..Insurance companies have long memories !!! Plantiff work will eventuallylead you deposed and embroiled in litigation against the same people you hope to get claims from 1-2-3 years down the road. Being deployed and told you need to be in N.O., Biloxi, FLA, etc. to testify or for depositions for the next 6 years...will not improve your bottom line.
FOOD FOR THOUGHT !! GOD BLESS AMERICA & OUR TROOPS !! Dave Sumner
I agree dave, Working both ends of the street spells trouble for reputations. Food for thought anyway!
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 2/25/2006 8:21:57 AM
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okclarryd
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I used to know a gal that worked both sides of the street ---------------
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 3/13/2006 1:36:28 AM
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damonshifflett
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Is there still alot of adjusters out there awaiting several thousands of dollars for completed claims? The TPA I worked for owes me a small fortune ($50,000 +.) If so let me know some possible avenues to pursue, as Louisiana is a very hard state to act legally in. Thanks for the help
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RE: Is any work left in New Orleans area ? - 3/13/2006 5:54:23 PM
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okclarryd
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There's a thread that deals with non-payment by a company. Please post your information there.
Name names and dates and companies so others can learn from your experience.
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