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Adjuster

Provider
Pearson VUE
Exam questions
80 scored questions
Time limit
1 hour, 30 minutes
Passing score
70 scaled score; trainee milestones: 60 at four months and 70 at eight months
Examination outline
  • I. General Insurance Terms and Concepts
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 1. Loss payee
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 2. Named insured
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 3. Claim
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 4. Claimant
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 5. Tortfeasor
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 6. Tort
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 7. Estoppel
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 8. Waiver
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 9. Reservation of rights
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 10. Guarantor
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 11. Proximate cause
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 12. Insurable interest
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 13. Coinsurance
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 14. Binder
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 15. Negligence
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 16. Salvage
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 17. Occurrence
    • A. Definition and application of common insurance terms — 18. Appraisal
    • B. Fiduciary relationship between the insured, the adjuster and the insurer
    • C. Valuation of settlements
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms — a. Indemnification
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms — b. Subrogation
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms — c. Actual Cash Value
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms — d. Replacement Cost Value
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms — e. Pair and Set Clause
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms — f. Broad Form vs. Named Peril
    • C. Valuation of settlements — 1. Definition and application of terms — g. The function of loss reserves
    • D. Liability Claims
    • D. Liability Claims — 1. Comparative negligence
    • D. Liability Claims — 2. Special damages
    • D. Liability Claims — 3. General damages
    • D. Liability Claims — 4. Punitive damages
    • E. The necessary elements of a properly executed reservation of rights or non-waiver agreement
  • II. Alaska Laws, Rules, and Regulations Pertaining to Adjusters
    • A. Maintenance of license
    • A. Maintenance of license — 1. Renewal
    • A. Maintenance of license — 2. Denial, Nonrenewal, Suspension, or Revocation
    • A. Maintenance of license — 3. Continuing Education
    • B. Alaska Unfair Claims Settlement Acts or Practices Regulations
    • B. Alaska Unfair Claims Settlement Acts or Practices Regulations — 1. Purpose, Scope, and Standards
    • B. Alaska Unfair Claims Settlement Acts or Practices Regulations — 2. Application to claims handling and definition of terms
    • C. Required Statutory and Regulatory Method of Payment of Claims
    • D. Statutory Retention of Claim Records
    • E. Statutorily required minimum liability limits for automobile insurance
  • III. Types of Insurance Policies and Coverages
    • A. Personal or Family auto policy
    • A. Personal or Family auto policy — 1. Elements
    • A. Personal or Family auto policy — 2. Coverage applications
    • A. Personal or Family auto policy — 3. Duty to defend
    • B. Standard Exclusions of the Commercial Auto Liability Policy
    • C. Coverages of the Homeowner’s Policy
    • D. Coverages, terms, standard exclusions and concepts contained in the Commercial General Liability Policy (CGL) forms
    • E. Coverage applicability
    • E. Coverage applicability — 1. Examples of professional liability risk
    • E. Coverage applicability — 2. Common reasons for policy rescission
    • E. Coverage applicability — 3. Legal terms describing the role of geographical location in determining applicable jurisdiction of tort law
    • E. Coverage applicability — 4. Elements of negligence
    • F. Workers’ Compensation
    • F. Workers’ Compensation — 1. Standard policy concepts
    • F. Workers’ Compensation — 2. Coverages
    • F. Workers’ Compensation — 3. Claims procedures
    • F. Workers’ Compensation — 4. Longshore and Harbor Workers’ (USL&H) as it relates to Workers’ Compensation
    • F. Workers’ Compensation — 5. Jones Act
    • G. Common exclusions of an Inland Marine Policy and Equipment Breakdown Policy
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