American Adjuster Association

03/25/2026

👏 Shoutouts from Day 2, afternoon sessions!

A huge thank you to presenters from:


Merlin Law Group
Stolk Labs

Consistent Claim Services

Day 3 is well underway — keep following for more updates.

03/24/2026

Day 2 is off to a strong start! Incredible energy, insightful conversations, and impactful sessions all morning. Sharing a few highlights—more to come 👇

A big thank you to today’s ☀️morning☀️ speakers and contributors, including the team at the American Adjuster Association, for bringing valuable perspective and advocacy to the forefront.

03/23/2026

Real change starts with people who are willing to show up! We're excited to be a part of and grateful to be among some of the best policyholder advocates in the industry.

Stop by the American Adjuster Association booth to learn how you can support policyholders, stay informed on legislation, and be part of something bigger than your day-to-day work.

03/18/2026

We’re excited to be sponsoring !

We will be in Des Moines from March 23-25 joining insurance and claims professionals from across the country for a week of education, networking, and conversations about the future of the industry.

If you’re planning to attend, make sure to grab your ticket and stop by to see us while you’re there. We’d love to connect with you and talk shop with others working in the claims!

Tickets are still available. Click to get yours now: https://iowaclaimsconference.com/tickets

03/01/2026

AAA board member Tim Johnson participated in an insurance task force appointed by the Minnesota Legislature last year.

Even if you're not in Minnesota, the report is worth reviewing. Most of the issues considered and the sources referenced are not unique to Minnesota. This report provides a very rare glimpse into how the sausage is made (i.e. how legislative agendas around these issues are set).

Link to the report is in the comments.

DISCLAIMER: The American Adjuster Association does not endorse the findings and recommendations of the task force.

02/25/2026

Kentucky HB568 passed the house 95-1 today. The lone Nay vote belongs to Rep. Kimberly Holloway. Thank you, Rep. Holloway.

Our fight now moves to the senate.

Instructions for how to get involved in the fight to preserve public adjusting in Kentucky can be found in the comments!

02/18/2026

Members Brandi Carroll and Kevin Stamper testify against HB 568 in Kentucky.

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02/17/2026

HB 568:
-Prohibits the issuance of any new public adjuster licenses.
-Prohibits public adjusters from negotiating claims with insurers.
-Places a 5% cap on public adjuster fees.
-Introduces a 30 day rescission period for public adjuster contracts.

This bill does everything but outright outlaw public adjusting. It must be stopped!

A proposed Kentucky bill could significantly impact how homeowners handle insurance claims after disasters, according to industry professionals who oppose the legislation.

02/14/2026

The Kentucky legislature introduced a bill that would scrap public adjusting in the state. The same legislature introduced another bill that would greatly restrict contractors too.

Both bills are terrible in their own right. In tandem, these bills completely remove policyholder advocates from the field -- leaving homeowners without access to the help so commonly needed after a loss.

Please stand with us in fighting against these brazen attempts to abolish consumer access to professional claim representation.

https://americanadjusterassociation.org/hb568/

02/10/2026

About a week ago, over a dozen members of Congress wrote a letter to major insurers in California.

The signers chastised the insurance companies for making the claims process more difficult than it needed to be. The Congressional letter concluded by asking the insurers to answer a number of questions about their handling of fire victims' claims.

What are your thoughts on this letter?

12/05/2025

The Oklahoma Attorney General has filed a significant motion against State Farm, alleging that the company used an internal “Hail Focus Initiative” to systematically underpay or deny legitimate hail and wind damage claims.

According to the filing, this program relied on undisclosed internal standards (not the coverage customers believed they were paying for) resulting in homeowners receiving far less than they were owed.

Cases like this shed light on a critical issue in our industry: when insurers control the claim process from start to finish, where does that leave the policyholder?

👉 Do you believe policyholders can realistically navigate the claims process without an advocate or regulatory oversight? Tell us in the comments below.

09/26/2025

TDI’s proposed rules for SB 458, the Texas Appraisal Bill, introduce strict timelines and qualifications for insurance appraisals. Public comments due by October 6, 2025.