Governor Jay Nixon has extended his executive order providing emergency protections for the insurance coverage of Joplin- area residents. Under this new executive order these provisions will stay in effect:
• Insurance companies must provide copies of policies at no charge to consumers who request them;
• Public adjusters must show their state license to prospective clients;
• Public adjusters may not charge customers to pay a fee in advance; and
• After signing a contract with a public adjuster, consumers have 14 days to cancel.
John M. Huff, director of the Department of Insurance says consumers should work with their insurance companies themselves to settle claims first. If a consumer reaches a point where they cannot work with their insurance company then a consumer complaint should be filed with the department. Consumers also have the option of hiring a public adjuster to represent them.
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