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Once the insurance adjuster is satisfied that you're not scamming them, they're often quite flexible and lenient.

Piston aircraft operate under more challenging conditions and many old craft even have a manual fuelmix adjuster on the dash.

If you get a liability claim from an Uber user to your adjuster...

Because why would a company make a blog post on what color adjuster their company uses, and if they did, why would anyone care?

They would be a laughingstock if they did implement a voice adjuster.

When I applied for my policy the adjuster asked me questions about my physical security.

Eventually they got an adjuster to drop the charge completely.

Heck, I'm more afraid of my insurance adjuster than I am a malicious cop.

I know a loss adjuster who has many years experience with insurance claims who would have exactly the expertise needed to find the right people in all the areas you describe.

(so, say, $91K in San Fran using WolframAlpha's cost of living adjuster.) Like most things there are some caveats.

I make a claim, and an insurance adjuster comes to my house.

This latest quarter required a -0.1% inflation adjuster (only the second time that has happened in 65 years...) to keep the economy from printing another negative GDP growth quarter.

Neglect is defined as "neglect of an insured to use all reasonable means to save and preserve property at and after the time of loss." My insurance adjuster also asked me specifically about deadbolts.

It reminds me of the claims adjuster in Memento (ignoring issues of unreliable narration and the question of what really happened) who wanted to weasel out of covering treatment for amnesia because it was "psychological".

I can imagine an Uber driver, with their riders holding their necks, running around saying, "When you talk to my insurance adjuster about this, I need you to lie or we all get nothing." That would then be insurance fraud at a whole other level.