Adjusteck Adds to Partner Network with Addition of Loss Adjusting Firm MCI, Led by Mario Capuano
MCI offers a bespoke bilingual service to a client base composed of insurers, captives, brokers, Lloyds syndicates, cover holders, multi-nationals, risk managers, forensic accountants, forensic investigators, managing agents, and property investment trusts. Importantly MCI guides its instructing principals through the different complex local insurance and legal procedures and conventions applicable in
Adjusteck is a technology-oriented loss adjusting and claims management firm, serving the global insurance and reinsurance markets with services backed by industry experts.
Alongside deep subject-matter expertise, Adjusteck applies cutting-edge technology solutions, including geospatial and aerial surveys, virtual claims handling, and claims management software to resolve claims with greater efficiency.
The company's services include remote and field-based claims review and oversight and delegated claims management to support the entire portfolio of risk around Casualty, Construction, Energy, Engineering, Cyber, Financial, Natural Resources, Property, and Specie.
To learn more about Adjusteck, visit adjusteck.com.
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