What is one action an insurance adjuster will NOT do regarding a claim?

An insurance adjuster is responsible for assessing claims and determining the extent of the insurance company's liability. One critical aspect of their role is to gather information, negotiate with claimants, and thoroughly investigate claims to ensure that all facts are considered before making a decision.

Providing legal advice, however, falls outside the typical responsibilities of an insurance adjuster. Adjusters operate under the guidelines and legal framework set by the insurance company and relevant laws, but they are not licensed attorneys and are not qualified to offer legal counsel. This distinction is essential as providing legal advice could lead to misunderstandings about the claimant's rights and the terms of the insurance policy. Therefore, this action is specifically not part of an adjuster's duties, emphasizing their role as fact-finders and negotiators rather than legal advisors.