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Welcome to Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International

As the nation´s premier disaster recovery consulting organization, our core focus is maximizing and expediting our clients´ financial recovery from insurance and FEMA.

We have offices in Fort Lauderdale and Melbourne, Florida; Atlanta, Georgia; Baltimore and Rockville, Maryland; Fair Haven, New Jersey; New York, New York; Charlotte, North Carolina; and Richmond and Norfolk, Virginia.

We are experienced with the types of natural disasters that strike here, the companies that insure here, and how local claims are handled. We are able to coordinate all emergency service needs (board-up, water extraction, fencing, etc.), allowing you to quickly meet your obligation to mitigate the damages. In addition, because we are part of one of the largest disaster consulting organizations in the world, we can draw on the resources of hundreds of experts and handle even the largest cases.

Goodman-Gable-Gould was formed by three Baltimore public insurance adjusters in 1941. Over the decades, steady growth prompted the addition of our other offices.

In 1985 we, along with a group of leading public adjusting firms in the United States, Canada and the United Kingdom, foresaw the need for an international network of highly skilled public adjusters who could bring specific expertise to servicing any type of loss, anywhere, at any time. Adjusters International was the result.

Today, over 65 years after our founding, the Goodman family is still at the helm. Our president, Harvey Goodman, SPPA, has been assisting policyholders since 1976.


Current News

Five-Day Fire Ravages Two Historic Blocks — GGG/AI Hired to Prepare Claim
July-29-2010
The former Brown & Williamson Tobacco Factory in Petersburg, Virginia, is a historic four-building complex that occupies two city blocks. Connected by catwalks that were vital to the production of cigarettes, the buildings now include occupied offices and warehouse buildings, as well as two structures well on their way to becoming penthouses and loft apartments. An early Saturday morning fire on July 17, 2010, wreaked havoc on the complex, when fire, smoke and water damage affected all four buildings — with the catwalks providing an avenue for the water and smoke to reach even those structures not engulfed in flames. Some 60 firefighters from seven fire departments responded to the fire, and they continued to douse the hot spots for the next five days. The fire is believed to have begun in the structure where the construction of loft apartments and penthouses was underway, with construction materials providing steady fuel for the fire. The property owners immediately contacted and engaged Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International (GGG/AI) on the weekend of the fire, to assist with the immediate arranging of emergency services and claim reporting, and then to move into the measurement of damages, the claim documentation, and to begin the builders risk claim negotiations with the insurance carriers. GGG/AI's extensive experience in adjusting multi-million dollar, complicated claims will be beneficial to this client's financial recovery.

The twisted steel framing of the penthouse collapsed due to the intensity of the fire and heat.
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