Public Adjusters for Commercial Real Estate Attorneys

Commercial real estate lawyers oversee a wide range of financial real estate transactions including closings, leasing, sales, acquisitions, and financing. You represent investment banks, real estate funds, real estate investment trusts (REITs), and mixed-use building owners. Your extensive level of expertise includes preparing and negotiating operating agreements, negotiating and closing acquisitions, construction and permanent financing, among other legal transactions. When any of your clients experiences property damages and/or losses, from a wide range of causes that include fire, flooding, storm and wind damage, even vandalism, you will need to partner with professional public adjusters for commercial real estate attorneys, such as United Public Adjusters & Appraisers. Our professionals have a full understanding of financial, regulatory, and operational conflicts also that these are unique to each property damage claim. We are well versed in working with corporate clients, investors, and other stakeholders to oversee their property insurance claims relative to their multi-million dollar residential, commercial, and mixed-use properties. Our goal is to bring about a satisfactory settlement offer in as short an amount of time as possible, without undue stress to your clients.

Why Partner with Public Adjusters for Commercial Real Estate Attorneys?

To bring about a successful commercial real estate transaction, it is known that almost 100% of real estate transactions in Manhattan involve legal representation on both sides. Yet, when faced with preparing and submitting a property damage claim, a large percentage of stakeholders turn this all too important task over to a staffer, who likely is ill-prepared to perform the task successfully. It is important to know that by engaging public adjusters for commercial real estate attorneys, there is a far greater likelihood for a successful outcome. It is a fact that property damage claims that are prepared, submitted, and overseen by public adjusters, realize an exponentially higher settlement offer, than claims that are prepared and submitted by the property owners. Here is a capsule summary of what United Public Adjusters & Appraisers can offer your clients:

Comprehensive Damage Claim Services/Expert Collaboration

Expansive Claim Handling: We have extensive experience working with condominium and cooperative management and governing boards, especially in cases where ambiguity is perceived between the policies held by individual unit owners and board-overseen master policies.
Full Understanding of Governing Documentation: Our public adjusters for commercial real estate attorneys are skilled in the interpretation of governing documents, financial agreements, and proprietary lease agreements to assist in the determination of responsibility in property damage claims.
On-Staff Personal Property Inventory Team: United Public Adjusters & Appraisers’ team includes construction estimators to accurately determine rebuilding costs, to counter inexperienced insurance carrier adjusters’ guess work.

Support for Property Owners, Investors, and Stakeholders:

Policy Conflict Navigation: United Public Adjusters & Appraisers’ has the expertise and experience to identify and rectify instances where responsibility for damages falls, for example in condo and cooperative housing developments conflicts.
Professional Collaborations with Real Estate Lawyers: Just how will United Public Adjusters & Appraisers as your public adjusters for commercial real estate attorneys help your enterprise? Consider that client retention is paramount, as are referrals. Our services dovetail and complement the legal counsel provided by real estate lawyers by presenting integrated solutions for all property damage claims.
Our Goal- To Provide Optimal Property Damage Claim Outcomes: Our goals are not only to achieve the highest settlement offer in the shortest time possible, but also to offer complete peace of mind throughout the entire claim process, thereby ensuring your clients’ satisfaction as well as their financial security.

Real estate lawyers who specialize in commercial transactions, United Public Adjusters & Appraisers, Inc. offers unequaled expertise in managing property damage claims for a range of commercial and industrial settings. Contact us at 1-800-718-5677 (LOSS) for expert assistance in navigating complex claims scenarios facing the commercial property owners your firm represents.

A snapshot of the types of commercial buildings we handle includes, but is not limited to:

Churches, Synagogues, Temples
Distributors
Factories
Financial Institutions

Hospitals
Hotels and Motels
Industrial Buildings
Manufacturers

Multi-unit Buildings
Recycling Plants
Retailers
Schools and Universities

Senior Healthcare Facilities
Warehouses
Wholesalers

Our extensive experience lends itself to managing complex commercial property insurance claims involving:

“Property Damage,” including buildings, fixtures, machines, furnishings, raw materials, and inventory.
“Business Interruption,” intended to provide funds necessary while a business’ operations are suspended as a result of damage caused by a covered peril. Business interruption pays the net profit or loss of a business before income taxes and continuing operating expenses, including payroll.
“Extra Expense,” covers expenses while mitigating the business loss, or increased costs in continuing a business in the wake of a loss. Reimbursement can include moving a covered business to a different location while the covered property is restored and can include equipment breakdown coverage.
“Contingent Business Interruption” includes benefits to cover lost profits and extra expenses resulting from damage to a third party’s property.
“Ordinary Payroll Coverage” provides for salaries as a continued expense and can include hourly employee expenses.
“Loss of Rents” pays for lost renter’s income while a property is restored.
“Extended Period of Indemnity” covers business interruption and extra expense benefits beyond the period of restoration.
“Civil Authority” covers business income benefits during mandatory evacuations.
“Utility Services – Time Element” extends business income and extra expense insurance coverage for losses caused by a utility that provides a business with water, power, or communications.
“Loss of Ingress or Egress” coverage for when ingress to or egress from real and personal property is prevented.

Our team of expert commercial claim adjusters respond immediately and begin the undertaking of reviewing your commercial insurance policy, identifying and documenting damages, and developing mitigation plans in order to ensure a fair and equitable claim settlement in the shortest amount of time.

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FLOOD INSURANCE CLAIMS

A business owner’s most valuable asset is their company and certain factors such as the location of the property increase the risk associated with protecting that property. This is specifically important for business owners with waterfront properties. Commercial Flood Claims are often of catastrophic proportions and having excess flood insurance is a necessity. Very often business owners are not aware of their policy coverage, resulting in financially devastating circumstances; should flooding occur. Purchasing commercial flood insurance ensures protection of your business investments against water damage from snow melt, hurricanes, tropical storms, storm surges, blocked storm drain systems, and malfunctions in levees or dams. In understanding the risk associated with commercial property flood insurance claims, United goes the extra step and offers complimentary policy reviews to ensure you have appropriate coverage.

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When to call a Public Adjuster:

The claim is complex, and you just don’t have the knowledge/time to submit a claim.

The insurance company is not moving quickly to get you money for recovery.

Your business suffered building damage, business personal property damage, resulting in loss of income.

You need an advocate on your side to get you a fair and equitable settlement.

The insurance company denied your claim.

The insurance company unfairly underpaid your claim.