Robert Mack · Licensed Florida Public Adjuster · Lic. #A161638 — in the insurance industry since 1991.

Insurance Expert Witness for Florida Property & Bad-Faith Cases

In a first-party property case, the number the case turns on is a claim valuation — not a legal argument

When you litigate a denied, underpaid, or delayed property claim, liability often comes down to a factual question a licensed public adjuster answers every day: what was the covered loss actually worth, and did the carrier’s adjustment meet policy terms and accepted industry standards? A public adjuster who values Florida property losses full-time can quantify the complete covered scope, benchmark the insurer’s estimate line by line, identify where the adjustment departed from standard practice, and explain it in plain terms to a judge or jury. That is exactly the gap we close.

Available for the full engagement. Case and coverage evaluation, damage valuation and scope analysis, written expert reports, rebuttal of the carrier’s estimate, bad-faith support, deposition and trial testimony. Retained by plaintiff and defense counsel in Florida first-party property and bad-faith matters.

⏰ Is your client’s claim still within Florida’s statutory windows?

Before you take on a first-party property matter, the timing can be decisive. Under Fla. Stat. 627.70132, a policyholder’s ability to reopen or supplement a claim runs from the date of loss — not from when the shortfall was discovered. A quick valuation review can tell you whether a claim is still actionable and what the carrier likely left unpaid.

Reopen a closed claimgenerally within 1 year of the date of loss — for additional costs on damage that was already disclosed.
File a supplemental claimgenerally within 18 months of the date of loss — for additional damage from the same event the insurer already adjusted.

The fastest way to confirm whether a prospective client’s claim is still actionable — and to get a defensible valuation of what the carrier left on the table — is to call (352) 353-4556.

Evaluating a case? — Call (352) 353-4556

General information about Florida claim deadlines under Fla. Stat. 627.70132, not legal advice. Statutory windows can vary by claim and policy and run from the date of loss; your policy’s prompt-notice terms may be shorter — contact us to confirm specific deadlines.

Retain a licensed public adjuster as your insurance claim expert

For first-party property and bad-faith litigation, we provide independent claim valuation, scope analysis, written reports, and testimony — grounded in decades of adjusting Florida property losses. Send the basics and we will follow up to discuss scope, timing, and conflicts.

● In the insurance industry since 1991 · Licensed Public Adjuster (Lic. #A161638) · Senior Professional Public Adjuster (SPPA), Associate in Claims (AIC, AIC-M)★ 4.8 · 10 Google reviews● Case evaluation · reports · deposition · trial testimony● Florida first-party property & bad-faith

No cost. No obligation. Public Loss Adjusters, LLC · Lic. #A161638 · (352) 353-4556

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