Georgia § 33-23-43-1 Representing oneself as public adjuster; when license not required

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§ 33-23-43-1 — Representing oneself as public adjuster; when license not required

Georgia § 33-23-43-1

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O.C.G.A. § 33-23-43-1 (2026).

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(a)No person may act or hold himself or herself out to be a public adjuster in this state unless such person holds a public adjuster license issued by the Commissioner.

(b)A public adjuster license is not, however, required for:

(1)An attorney licensed to practice law in this state while acting for an insured concerning a loss under a policy; or (2) A person licensed as a general property and casualty agent or personal lines property and casualty agent while acting for an insurer concerning a loss under a policy issued by that agent.

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(a) No person may act or hold himself or herself out to be a public adjuster in this state unless such person holds a public adjuster license issued by the Commissioner. (b) A public adjuster license is not, however, required for: (1) An attorney licensed to practice law in this state while acting for an insured concerning a loss under a policy; or (2) A person licensed as a general property and casualty agent or personal lines property and casualty agent while acting for an insurer concerning a loss under a policy issued by that agent.