6060 Appraisal Group
The 6060 Difference
Nationwide
Each state has certain regulations, guidelines and case law related to appraisal; how it is conducted and the effectiveness of the outcome, so it is important to hire a company knowledgeable with your particular state. 6060 Appraisal Group has the experience and the resources to properly conduct an appraisal in any state.
The Appraisal Process
01.
Disagreement
A dispute arises over the value and/or extent of an insured loss between the insurance carrier and insured.
02.
Invocation of Appraisal
Either party, in writing, demands appraisal based on the policy language. Each party will assign a competent and impartial appraiser to value the loss.
03.
Panel Assembly
The two appraisers will select an umpire to be the 3rd party on the appraisal panel. The two appraisers will each inspect, document and value the loss in an attempt to reach an agreement on their positions. If the two appraisers come to an agreement, they will set the amount of loss and execute the appraisal award.
04.
Invocation of Umpire
If the two appraisers are unable to agree, the umpire will be invoked to rule on the differences of the two appraisers.
05.
Final Decision
Once the differences of the two appraisers have been resolved in the eyes of the umpire, 2 of the 3 members on the appraisal panel will sign and execute the appraisal award OR 3 out of 3 members will unanimously agree on the award.
06.
Appraisal Award
The appraisal award is then delivered to the carrier with a minimum of 2 signatures to apply coverage and submit payments concluding the appraisal process.
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