These activities, particularly reviewing the policy to assist in the insurance claim, assisting with claim filing, and negotiating with the insurance company, seem to be crossing the line into public adjusting. If so, Georgia has severe criminal penalties for even advertising to do such activities without having a law or public adjuster license. Georgia defines what public adjusters can do and requires those doing so to be licensed. By offering services that may be considered public adjusting without the proper licensing, Dr. Roof could be violating state criminal regulations.<\/p>\n

Specific problematic statements by Dr. Roof that could be interpreted as offering public adjusting services include the following:<\/p>\n