Adjusteck LLC, an international loss adjusting and claims management firm dedicated to helping insurers manage loss worldwide, is pleased to welcome Proclaim Surveyors and Loss Adjusters to the Adjusteck Partner Network. The addition of Proclaim bolsters Adjusteck’s capabilities in India and nearby territories extending into the Middle East.
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Proclaim is an Indian owned entity with 30 offices and 250 professionals employed across the country, as well as operations recently setup in the Middle East. With highly experienced loss adjusters and associated technical staff who can provide focused claims management services across a wide range of specialist disciplines, Proclaim has proven expertise for handling major losses including lines of business such as Cyber, where complex technical issues dominate.
“We are excited to be able to seamlessly tap into the proven leadership of Proclaim for claims in the India region as part of the Adjusteck network,” remarks David Bosley, managing director of Adjusteck, who added, “Proclaim is representative of the depth of experience to be found in our global partnerships, being strategically positioned to respond locally to our clients’ requirements. We are pleased to have representation in a fast-growing geographical region with technical and complex claims capability also extending to cyber risks.”
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Adjusteck is a technology-oriented loss adjusting and claims management firm, serving the global insurance and reinsurance markets with services backed by industry experts.
Alongside deep subject-matter expertise, Adjusteck applies cutting-edge technology solutions, including geospatial and aerial surveys, virtual claims handling, and advanced claims management software to resolve claims with greater efficiency.
The company’s services include remote and field-based claims review and oversight in Casualty, Construction, Energy, Engineering, Cyber, Financial, Natural Resources, Property, and Specie.
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