Michigan Umpire List

Michigan Umpire List

If you live in Michigan and have an insurance settlement dispute, you may find that an umpire is needed to settle differences between two appraisers. Whether you are a homeowners policyholder or an insurance company, you may be called upon to discover a highly-qualified umpire. 

What do umpires do?

In Michigan, umpires are specialists that serve as neutral arbitrators between two insurance appraisers that disagree. Michigan umpires are often independent insurance appraisers, insurance attorneys, or public adjusters that have the insurance valuations in-depth knowledge needed to examine the disputed claim.

For example, if you live in Michigan and think that an insurance settlement is wrong, you may hire your own insurance estimator. But, what if the two insurance estimators' bids are significantly different? They might be able to negotiate a more equitable agreement. However if the claim appraisers cannot, then that's where an umpire plays an important role. Efficient insurance umpires understand Michigan's remodeling industry, local building concerns, and correlated outlays. Look for a Michigan umpire who is educated about the insurance claims concerns that matter the most to you.

While the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth governs insurance companies, umpires are not generally licensed in

Michigan Umpire List

If you live in Michigan and have an insurance settlement dispute, you may find that an umpire is needed to settle differences between two appraisers. Whether you are a homeowners policyholder or an insurance company, you may be called upon to discover a highly-qualified umpire. 

What do umpires do?

In Michigan, umpires are specialists that serve as neutral arbitrators between two insurance appraisers that disagree. Michigan umpires are often independent insurance appraisers, insurance attorneys, or public adjusters that have the insurance valuations in-depth knowledge needed to examine the disputed claim.

For example, if you live in Michigan and think that an insurance settlement is wrong, you may hire your own insurance estimator. But, what if the two insurance estimators' bids are significantly different? They might be able to negotiate a more equitable agreement. However if the claim appraisers cannot, then that's where an umpire plays an important role. Efficient insurance umpires understand Michigan's remodeling industry, local building concerns, and correlated outlays. Look for a Michigan umpire who is educated about the insurance claims concerns that matter the most to you.

While the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth governs insurance companies, umpires are not generally licensed in

Michigan Umpire List

If you live in Michigan and have an insurance settlement dispute, you may find that an umpire is needed to settle differences between two appraisers. Whether you are a homeowners policyholder or an insurance company, you may be called upon to discover a highly-qualified umpire. 

What do umpires do?

In Michigan, umpires are specialists that serve as neutral arbitrators between two insurance appraisers that disagree. Michigan umpires are often independent insurance appraisers, insurance attorneys, or public adjusters that have the insurance valuations in-depth knowledge needed to examine the disputed claim.

For example, if you live in Michigan and think that an insurance settlement is wrong, you may hire your own insurance estimator. But, what if the two insurance estimators' bids are significantly different? They might be able to negotiate a more equitable agreement. However if the claim appraisers cannot, then that's where an umpire plays an important role. Efficient insurance umpires understand Michigan's remodeling industry, local building concerns, and correlated outlays. Look for a Michigan umpire who is educated about the insurance claims concerns that matter the most to you.

While the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth governs insurance companies, umpires are not generally licensed in

Michigan Umpire List

If you live in Michigan and have an insurance settlement dispute, you may find that an umpire is needed to settle differences between two appraisers. Whether you are a homeowners policyholder or an insurance company, you may be called upon to discover a highly-qualified umpire. 

What do umpires do?

In Michigan, umpires are specialists that serve as neutral arbitrators between two insurance appraisers that disagree. Michigan umpires are often independent insurance appraisers, insurance attorneys, or public adjusters that have the insurance valuations in-depth knowledge needed to examine the disputed claim.

For example, if you live in Michigan and think that an insurance settlement is wrong, you may hire your own insurance estimator. But, what if the two insurance estimators' bids are significantly different? They might be able to negotiate a more equitable agreement. However if the claim appraisers cannot, then that's where an umpire plays an important role. Efficient insurance umpires understand Michigan's remodeling industry, local building concerns, and correlated outlays. Look for a Michigan umpire who is educated about the insurance claims concerns that matter the most to you.

While the Michigan Department of Labor and Economic Growth governs insurance companies, umpires are not generally licensed in

any state. While particular umpire licensing is not required by Michigan, most umpires hold professional credentials. For instance, if the umpire is also a public adjuster, then he has met Michigan's licensing requirements for insurance adjusters for that specific profession. In addition, insurance attorneys must keep up their lawyer's licenses.

If you are an insurance policyholder involved in an insurance disagreement in Michigan, selecting an umpire to assist the two insurance claims appraisers settle a fair agreement is a wise move to make sure that you are treated equitably by your insurer.

This compilation of insurance umpires are ready to serve Michigan policyholders living from Detroit, Michigan to Lansing and points beyond. These umpires live and work right here in the 26th state in the US, and realize the insurance issues and building and remodeling expenditures that occur in the Wolverine State.

Click on Michigan for a listing of umpires helping Michigan homeowners insurance policyholders with all of their insurance claim dispute and settlement requirements.

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Years experience in insurance industry:

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
Past President of FAPIA, member of NAPIA, member of Better Business Bureau, Certified Mold Remediator, member of Windstorm Insurance network, member of PCCP

Educational degrees / certifications:
Past President of FAPIA, member of NAPIA, member of Better Business Bureau, Certified Mold Remediator, member of Windstorm Insurance network, member of PCCP

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Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
Public Insurance Adjuster

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
I primarily service the states of Florida & Texas, however I am available to serve as Umpire anywhere in the United States.

Educational degrees / certifications:
Prior Certifications include: Certified Indoor Environmentalist (IAQA) Certified Mold Remediator (IAQA) Certified Mold Remediation Supervisor Licensed Florida Public Insurance Adjuster Licensed Texas Public Insurance Adjuster

Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
Executive General Adjuster

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
CV available on request

Educational degrees / certifications:
AIC 33,34,35
IIA 21,22
Crawford & Company Advanced Property School

Years experience in insurance industry:

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
General Contractor

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
I am a General Contractor with 32 years experience. The past 25 years I have specialized in insurance repair work. I have hands on experience in practically all phases of residential and light commercial construction.

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Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
Independent General Adjuster

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
Independent general adjuster with residential and commercial experience. I have over 15 years of experience in the insurance claims arena working both sides of the fence. I have an excellent background to help with the appraisal process. I have assisted in over 100 appraisals and have adjusted 1000’s of insurance claims. I am generally selected to do cleanup and re-inspects after the storm and will leave no stone unturned. On the other side I was a general contractor for over 20 years with 10 years of specializing in insurance claims. With my extensive knowledge in construction and adjusting, I have the tools needed to umpire your claim. I will be fair to the insured and the insurance company. My goal is to settle your claim in a fair and prompt manner.

Educational degrees / certifications:
Windstorm Insurance Network Umpire Certification, 2009
TWIA 2008
Licensed Adjuster in: TX, OK, FL, LA, AR, MS, MN, MI, SC, NC, GA. AL, MA, KY, WA, CT, DE, NH, VT, WV
NFIP Flood Certified, Residential and Commercial
Large Loss Specialist
Extensive Experience with Churches

Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
Insurance Consultant

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
Insurance professional with over 16 years of experience. Effective communicator with extensive claim negotiation skills.

Educational degrees / certifications:
B.A. Public Administration
University of Louisiana-Lafayette
NFIP Flood Certification

Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
Public Adjuster, General Contractor /Roofing Contractor

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
As a General Contractor and Roofing Contractor since 1972 I am well versed in the construction of buildings and houses. I am therefore able to prepare all the necessary estimates and document all damages to real property. I have held General Contractor and Roofing licenses in six states and am still the qualifier for those licenses. I currently hold Certified General Contractor and Certified Roofer licenses in Florida.

Educational degrees / certifications:
Certified General Contractor
Certified Roofing Contractor

Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
General Contractor/Insurance Restoration

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
Florida Licensed Insurance Adjuster for 30 years
Property General Adjuster
Certified Building Contractor
Certified ASCR Mold Remediator

Educational degrees / certifications:
AAS Degree, NYCCC
Licensed Building Contractor
Certified Mold Remediator

Years experience in insurance industry:

Profession:
Public Adjuster

Experience in insurance appraisals:

Resume Highlights:
Past President of NAPIA
June 2008-June 2009 NAPIA Man of the Year
I understand building, contents, business interruption, extra expense and
ALE losses.
I have been in several appraisals over seven-eight figures.

Educational degrees / certifications:
B.S. in Finance, 1971
NAPIA - 1977 to Present
NC Association of Public Insurance Adjusters, founder, 1995 to Present

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