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Claim investigation questions cover gathering evidence, taking statements, inspecting damage, establishing coverage and cause of loss, and spotting fraud indicators — while meeting the time limits set by unfair-claims-practice rules. This is one of 10 Insurance Adjuster questions on claim investigation, each with a full explanation on a single study page.
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