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The article by Amy Ellis concerning so called ‘referral fees’ paid by contractors’ networks takes up a subject that has been central to the concerns of some in the loss adjusting profession for many years

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The trend that she identifies of contractors’ prices escalating simply to meet ever-increasing demands from some adjusters and their paymasters is regrettably inevitable once the

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