Public adjusters in New Jersey
Licensed and regulated by the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance. No statutory percentage cap. Fees must be 'reasonably related to services rendered' (N.J.A.C. 11:1-37.13(b)(3)(ii)). Market convention is 10–15%. DOBI Bulletin 12-16 (post-Sandy) warned against exorbitant fees but imposed no codified emergency cap.
Roster: not yet loaded for this state.
We don't have New Jersey's roster yet
New Jersey licenses public adjusters, but the regulator has not yet released a roster to us. We're working on it.
What you can do now
- 1. Search the regulator's site directly.
Contact the New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance to verify a license.
- 2. File a complaint if needed.
The New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance accepts consumer complaints at no cost. File a complaint →
- 3. Use our free tools.
New Jersey storm alerts
When a storm hits New Jersey: the fee cap, contact rules, and carriers with the most complaints.
Informational only. Not legal or insurance advice.