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Policyholders we Help

  • Homeowners and renters
  • Condo and co-ops owners
  • Homeowners associations and boards
  • Property management firms
  • Developers
  • Attorneys
  • Nonprofit and governmental organizations


 

  • Industrial and manufacturing operations
  • Warehouses
  • Professional offices
  • Restaurants 
  • Retail businesses



 


Policyholders we help

  • Homeowners and renters
  • Condo and co-ops owners
  • HOAs and boards
  • Property management firms
  • Developers
  • Attorneys
  • Professional offices
  • Restaurants 
  • Retail businesses
  • Industrial and manufacturing operations
  • Nonprofit and governmental organizations

Policyholders We Help

  • Homeowners and renters
  • Condo and co-op owners
  • HOAs and boards
  • Property management firms
  • Developers
  • Attorneys
  • Restaurants
  • Retail businesses
  • Professional offices
  • Industrial and manufacturing operations
  • Nonprofit and governmental organizations



What you should know

Eastern Public brings over 25 years of combined experience to our work as policyholder advocates. Read about our approach and see some of our work.

 


CEO Brian Evans discusses advocating for insurance policy holders with James Mansfield of Building In Manhattan

Contact us for a Free Consultation: 929.999.4674 or info@EasternPublic.com

"They explained the strengths and weaknesses of our claim, identified damages that we were not aware of, accurately predicted the insurance company's position, and immediately began building a case for our recovery."  

Henry M.

Real Estate Investor- New York, NY


Common Questions

  • What is a Public Adjuster?

    A Public Adjuster, also known as a Public Insurance Adjuster, helps homeowners and businesses recover from disasters or damage to their property or business. Public Adjusters are experts in preparing, managing, and negotiating insurance claims, giving policyholders and their representatives the resources they need to be in the best possible position for recovery.

  • Who hires a Public Adjuster?

    Anyone who holds a property insurance policy, or a policyholder's representative, can hire a Public Adjuster. Homeowners, co-op and condo assocations, property managers, businesses, brokers and attorneys all hire Public Adjusters as a cost-effective way to manage the insurance recovery process.

  • What is the difference between a Public Adjuster and an Independent Adjuster?

    Public Adjusters, also known as public insurance adjusters or public claims adjusters, are independent insurance professionals that property owners hire to represent their interests in filing a claim with their insurance company. They specialize in evaluating and negotiating insurance claims on behalf of the policyholder, helping to ensure a fair and full restoration after loss or damage.

  • What does a Public Adjuster do?

    In a nutshell, Public Adjusters tackle the insurance claims process, so you don’t have to. Many businesses and homeowners have insurance policies, but they are not aware of what the policies require or provide, and they're not experts in the insurance or building practices. If you need to file a claim, Public Adjusters help make sure you are fairly compensated for your loss.

  • What are the benefits of using a Public Adjuster?

    By using a Public Adjuster, a homeowner, business owner, property manager or policyholder's representative can ensure they have an insurance expert guiding them through the recovery process. 

  • Why do I need a Public Adjuster?

    It's best to negotiate claims settlements with an understanding of insurance policies, building practices, and the claims process. Carriers have mechanisms and procedures put in place to save them money throughout the claims process, often at the expense of policyholders. Most states have recognized this problem and in response have licensed insurance experts known as Public Adjusters solely for the purposes of protecting and assisting policyholders when losses occur. 

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