What is the primary role of a TWIA field adjuster?

The primary role of a TWIA field adjuster is to assess and evaluate claims for windstorm and hail damage. This includes conducting on-site inspections, gathering evidence, documenting damage, and determining the extent of the losses experienced by policyholders. The adjuster uses their expertise to interpret the policy coverage and apply it to the specific situation, ensuring that the claims process is handled accurately and efficiently. This critical function helps in facilitating fair settlements and maintaining the integrity of the claims process for TWIA (Texas Windstorm Insurance Association) policyholders who have been affected by severe weather events.

In contrast, the other roles mentioned are not part of a field adjuster's responsibilities. Legal representation, selling insurance policies, and managing underwriting decisions involve different skill sets and responsibilities within the insurance industry, making them distinct from the field adjuster's primary function.