CE you’d actually want to take.
Twenty-four hours, every two years, and almost none of it makes anyone better at the job. We’re building the alternative: ethics, documentation, and claims-handling standards, taught by a licensed adjuster who has actually worked the files.
Efficient Adjuster™ courses are in development and have not yet been certified by the Texas Department of Insurance or any other state regulator. We will not describe any course as approved, accredited, or certified until it is — and when it is, this page will carry our provider name and state provider ID.
If you want the courses the day they’re live, join the waitlist below.
Twenty-four hours. Built for the half that actually counts.
Most CE on the market is self-study — and no more than half of an adjuster’s hours can be. We’re building the interactive half.
Ethical Claims Handling
Good faith, bad faith, and the adjuster’s duty. The three ethics hours every licensed adjuster must complete — taught by someone who has had to make the call.
Building the Defensible Claim File
Documentation, professional judgment, and litigation awareness from first notice of loss.
Catastrophe Claims Handling Standards
Consistency, documentation, and decision-making when volume surges and the margin for error disappears.
De-escalation & Consumer Protection
The conversations that prevent the complaint that becomes the lawsuit.
Documentation Standards Under Review
Writing a record that survives a supervisor, an attorney, a regulator, and an auditor who wasn’t there.
Coverage Disputes & Complex Files
Multi-party losses, competing experts, and the judgment calls that decide the outcome.
Read one book, or book twenty minutes.
Both are cheap. One costs you the price of lunch. The other costs you a slot in your calendar. Neither commits you to anything.
