A Bureau Adjuster is described as which of the following?

• A. Employee or agent of an adjustment bureau which serves multiple company clients.
• B. Self-employed independent adjuster.
• C. Salaried employee of a single insurer.
• D. Public adjuster advocating for the policyholder.

Answer: (A)

A bureau adjuster is someone who works for an adjustment bureau—a firm that provides claims handling for multiple insurance companies. They are employees or agents of that bureau, not tied to a single insurer. This setup explains why the description fits: they represent multiple company clients through the bureau, rather than being self-employed independently, a salaried employee of one insurer, or a public adjuster who advocates for the policyholder.