Goodman-Gable-Gould/Adjusters International’s Melbourne, Florida office was recently featured in Brevard Business News, highlighting the firm’s more than 25 years in the Brevard County market, its multigenerational team, and its continued commitment to advocating for policyholders throughout Florida.

The feature, written by Ken Datzman, profiles Pasquale “Pat” Cuccaro, Senior Vice President and Principal, who leads GGG/AI’s Melbourne office and has worked as a public adjuster for more than 40 years. The article explores Pat’s career, the role of public adjusters in helping policyholders navigate complex property insurance claims, and the experience and technology GGG/AI brings to the claim preparation process.

The article also shines a spotlight on the Melbourne team and the collaborative approach GGG/AI brings to major property losses. As Pat explains, claims can require expertise spanning building damage, contents, forensic accounting and loss of income. The article notes that GGG/AI also utilizes technologies such as Matterport 3D scanning to thoroughly document damaged properties and support claims with detailed evidence.

Three Generations of Public Adjusters

The feature is particularly timely as GGG/AI celebrates its 85th anniversary in 2026. Founded in 1941, the firm has grown to approximately 130 employees and 12 offices nationwide while remaining focused exclusively on representing policyholders.

That history continues with a new generation in Melbourne. Pat now works alongside his sons, Thomas Cuccaro and Carlo Cuccaro, both licensed public adjusters and professional loss consultants. As third-generation public adjusters, Thomas and Carlo are carrying forward a family tradition of policyholder advocacy.

The article also recognizes Melbourne team members Paul Ferraro, Senior Vice President and Principal; Dave Osburn, General Adjuster; Duncan MacLeod, CPA, Senior Accountant with Rollins Accounting; Myndi MacGregor, Office Manager and Executive Administrative Assistant; and Gabby Robbins, Executive Administrative Assistant.

For Pat, the work ultimately comes back to helping policyholders when they need an advocate most.

“Being a public adjuster is a deeply rewarding career because you are helping people at a very important time. You are their advocate when they suffer major property damage.”

We’re proud to see Pat and our Melbourne team recognized by Brevard Business News and even prouder of the work they continue to do on behalf of businesses, institutions, and individuals throughout Florida.

Read the full Brevard Business News feature: https://brevardbusinessnews.com/#