Business Property: Theft

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Guidance for Your Theft Claim: We're Here to Help You Recover  

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Experiencing theft is stressful and can disrupt your business operations, but our team of public adjusters is here to assist you through the claims process. We work closely with policyholders to ensure that all necessary documentation is properly submitted, strengthening your claim and securing a fair settlement. To maximize your chances of approval, please provide detailed information in the following areas.  

Incident Details  

Provide the exact date, time, and location of the theft. Describe how the theft occurred, including whether there were signs of forced entry or security systems in place. Include the police report number and the contact information of the responding officer.  

Business Property Affected  

List all stolen or damaged business assets, including equipment, inventory, and furnishings. Include specific details such as brand names, serial numbers, and approximate values based on receipts or appraisals.  

Property of Others  

If items belonging to clients, vendors, or other parties were affected, document these with ownership details, descriptions, and estimated values.  

Moneys and Securities  

Specify any cash, checks, or financial securities that were taken, including where they were stored and the estimated amounts lost.  

Structural Damage  

Describe any physical damage to doors, windows, locks, or other parts of the business premises caused by the theft. If repairs were required, submit cost estimates or invoices.  

Business Impact  

Detail how the theft has disrupted operations, including lost revenue, delayed services, or any additional costs for security enhancements or repairs. Provide financial records showing income before and after the theft to support your claim.  

Insurance Policy Information  

Submit your complete insurance policy covering theft claims. If unavailable, sign the Letter of Representation so we can retrieve it for you. Provide your insurer’s contact details and policy number, along with any previous theft claims filed.  

Witness Information  

List individuals who witnessed the theft, including their contact details and statements. Attach any security footage, photographs, or documentation that support your claim.  

Additional Incidents  

If your business has faced other losses or disruptions, such as equipment failures or previous thefts, share these details to ensure a comprehensive claim review.  

Providing thorough documentation is essential to achieving a successful claim outcome. HelpWithMyPolicy.com is dedicated to advocating for policyholders, ensuring insurers recognize the full scope of your loss and issue fair compensation. Our team is here to support you through every step of the process, helping you move forward with confidence. Reach out if you need assistance.