General Adjustment Bureau
What Does General Adjustment Bureau Mean?
The General Adjustment Bureau (GAB) is a company that specializes in training insurance adjusters and offering adjustment services to insurance companies that lack their own in-house adjusters. GAB helps these companies by providing skilled adjusters who assess claims and manage the claims process on their behalf.
Insuranceopedia Explains General Adjustment Bureau
The General Adjustment Bureau (GAB) began operations in Texas on January 10, 1947. Headquartered in Nebraska, it has offices across the United States.
Insurance adjusters are trained to investigate insurance claims before payments are made by the insurance company. While some companies have the resources to employ their own adjusters, others do not. These companies can rely on the General Adjustment Bureau to handle and clear their claims efficiently.
