Assessor vs Adjustor

During the Easter weekend, a holiday park in Brabant was rocked by a sudden power outage. The site was home to tents, campers, chalets, and permanent cottages - a mix of properties, some rented out, some privately owned. A total of 75 cottages were left without power, just as guests were getting ready to start their relaxing weekend. The owner of the holiday park - who was also insured by our client - acted quickly. The insurer was called on Saturday morning and immediately contacted us, Woodgate & Clark. Within a few hours, an engineer was on site to restore the power supply. But the real work was yet to begin.

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Loss assessors play a crucial role in assisting policyholders throughout the claims process. As advocates for the insured, they provide guidance to ensure fair and timely claim settlements.

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As experts in assessing and managing claims, loss adjusters are essential for both insurance companies and policyholders seeking clarity and resolution in times of loss or damage.

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"Assessor" and "adjuster" are often used interchangeably, yet they represent distinct roles with specific responsibilities. Understanding these differences is crucial for navigating claims.

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