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COURSE OVERVIEW

This course is a practical, claims-focused training on Texas Insurance Code Chapter 541 and how deceptive practices and unfair claim handling show up in real files. You’ll learn how to spot high-risk communication and documentation habits that drive complaints, and how to replace them with clear, defensible steps.

You can expect coverage of: what Chapter 541 prohibits, common misrepresentation traps, communication standards and status updates, unfair settlement practice triggers, and how to build a “good-faith file” with strong notes and letters. The course also walks through real scenarios (delayed contact, scope disputes, early coverage talk, partial denials) and gives templates you can reuse.

By the end, you will be able to handle claims with a repeatable process, write stronger explanations tied to facts and policy language, document investigations so your file stands up to review, and reduce regulatory and civil exposure while improving customer outcomes.

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  • Reschedule for free to any future date of the same course.

    Refunds: full refund within 7 days of purchase if you have not attended any live session and have not completed any self-study module.

    Transfers: you can transfer your seat to another licensed adjuster before the class starts.

  • Student’s must complete the required 700 minutes of self-study instruction prior to taking the final examination.

    Credit hour rule: 1 hour = 50 minutes of instruction (breaks/introductions don’t count).

    Certificates of completion will issued within 30 days.

    Roster will be reported to TDI/Sircon within 30 days.

  • Texas CE cycle: 24 hours every 2 years; ≥12 live/classroom-equivalent; ≥3 ethics; no carryover.

    Classroom-equivalent sessions include interactive checks and evenly spaced inquiry periods.

    We do not give legal advice. Learners must follow their own state rules if different.