Allen Claims, Inc. is a public adjuster firm based in Kansas City, Missouri, dedicated to assisting policyholders in the complex claims process for both commercial and residential properties. Founded in 2009, the company has garnered a robust reputation for its commitment to protecting clients' rights against insurance companies that often seek to underpay or deny claims. The firm operates under the principles set by the National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) and actively supports the American Policyholders Association (APA) to combat insurer fraud.
With significant experience in Catastrophe Zones, Allen Claims has successfully managed claims arising from natural disasters, including hurricanes, hail storms, and flooding, as well as other forms of property damage such as fire and vandalism. The firm's team is equipped with extensive field experience and policy knowledge, allowing them to effectively document claims and negotiate fair compensation on behalf of their clients.
One of the core philosophies of Allen Claims is to level the playing field between policyholders and insurance companies, who often hire biased experts and rely on unqualified inspectors. Allen Claims engages fully licensed and experienced adjusters dedicated to protecting the interests of the insured. By working primarily on a contingency basis, the firm ensures that clients pay only if they win their claims, thereby alleviating financial pressure during uncertain times.
In response to the evolving claim landscape, the team at Allen Claims transitioned from working for insurance companies to advocating directly for policyholders, an endeavor fueled by their commitment to ethical practices. They cater to a diverse clientele ranging from corporate entities to individual homeowners and are prepared to represent clients across all 50 states, including territories like Washington D.C., Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands. Allen Claims embodies the mantra 'Do the right thing,' working tirelessly to ensure clients receive what they are owed.
