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The loss adjusting profession has had its fair share of comings and goings in 2002, with small firms and new entrants picking up the slack, resulting from major company failures and panel fallout. The last year has also seen many companies chasing business into new areas, says David Fanning.

It has been a year of mixed fortunes for the loss adjusting
profession, with several insurers making drastic changes to their adjuster
panels, typically while reducing their composition, and

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