Texas Adjuster — All Lines — 40-Hour Pre-Licensing
This course is approved by the Texas Department of Insurance as a 40-hour adjuster pre-licensing course. Course #147956, TDI Provider #240353 (Elite Online Training Academy LLC). Under TDI's approved-course route, completing it within 12 months of applying replaces the state adjuster exam. Cost is shown above; see our cancellation and refund policy and how to get a Texas adjuster license.
What you'll learn
Every section below is aligned with the Texas content outline.
Section 1I. Texas Insurance Law Fundamentals4 lessons+
- Texas Insurance Code Structure & TDI Authority
- Texas Administrative Code Title 28 Overview
- TDI Commissioner Powers & Departmental Investigations
- Texas Insurance Code Ch. 4001: General Producer/Adjuster Provisions
Section 2II. Adjuster Licensing4 lessons+
- Adjuster License Types & Qualifications
- Application Process & Fingerprinting
- License Maintenance, CE Requirements & Renewals
- License Discipline, Suspension & Revocation
Section 3III. Adjuster Conduct & Ethics4 lessons+
- Adjuster's Role, Authority, and Fiduciary Duty
- Texas Unfair Claim Settlement Practices Act: Tex. Ins. Code Ch. 542
- Prohibited Conduct under Ch. 4101.151 and 28 TAC §19.602
- Texas Deceptive Trade Practices Act and Bad-Faith Standards
Section 4IV. Insurance Contract Fundamentals4 lessons+
- Parts of an Insurance Policy
- Insurable Interest, Indemnity, Subrogation
- Coinsurance, Pro Rata vs Excess, Occurrence vs Claims-Made
- Contract Interpretation: Ambiguity, Reasonable Expectations, Adhesion
Section 5V. Claims Investigation Process4 lessons+
- First Notice of Loss, Initial Contact, and Reservation of Rights
- Scene Investigation, Documentation, Photography, and Diagramming
- Witness Interviews, Recorded Statements, and Examination Under Oath
- Causation, Subrogation Investigation, and Salvage
Section 6VI. Property Insurance Concepts4 lessons+
- Homeowners and Dwelling Forms: HO and DP Series
- Commercial Property: BPP, Building Coverage, Causes of Loss, and Business Income
- Specialty Property: Inland Marine, Flood, Earthquake, Mobile Home, Builders Risk, Equipment Breakdown
- Valuation Methods: ACV, RCV, Functional Replacement, Stated Value, Agreed Value, Coinsurance
Section 7VII. Casualty Insurance Concepts4 lessons+
- Liability Theory: Negligence, Strict Liability, and Vicarious Liability
- Texas Personal Auto Policy: Coverages, UM/UIM, PIP, Financial Responsibility
- Commercial General Liability: Occurrence vs. Claims-Made, Coverages A/B/C, Exclusions, Additional Insureds
- Umbrella & Excess, Professional Liability (E&O, D&O), and Cyber Liability
Section 8VIII. Damages, Evaluation, and Settlement4 lessons+
- Scope of Damages: Property, Bodily Injury, Special, General, and Future
- Estimating Methods: Xactimate, Symbility, Unit-Cost, and Replacement Cost
- Depreciation, Salvage Value, Betterment, and Code-Upgrade Coverage
- Settlement Negotiation: Anchoring, BATNA, Structured Settlements, Releases, and the Stowers Doctrine
Section 9IX. Fraud Detection & Reporting4 lessons+
- Insurance Fraud Defined: Soft, Hard, Opportunity, and Organized
- Fraud Red Flags by Line of Business
- Fraud Investigation Techniques: Statements, Records, and SIU Referrals
- Mandatory Reporting, NICB, and the Criminal Interface
Section 10X. Texas Statutes & Regulations Cross-Reference4 lessons+
- Texas Insurance Code Title 4: Regulation of the Insurance Industry
- Texas Insurance Code Title 5: Protection of Consumer Interests
- Texas Administrative Code Title 28: Insurance Regulations Cross-Reference
- Federal Law Interfaces Affecting Texas Adjusters
Section 11XI. Commercial Lines Adjusting (All Lines Overlay)5 lessons+
- Commercial Property Loss Adjustment — BOP, CPP, Business Income
- Commercial General Liability Claim Adjustment — Products, Completed Operations, Premises
- Inland Marine — Contractors Equipment, Transportation, Builders Risk
- Boiler & Machinery / Equipment Breakdown Investigations
- Cyber Liability and Data-Breach Response from an Adjuster's Lens
Section 12XII. Workers' Compensation for All Lines Adjusters4 lessons+
- Texas WC Framework — Subscriber vs Nonsubscriber, Elective Coverage
- WC Benefits at a Glance — TIBs, IIBs, SIBs, LIBs, Medical, Death
- Division of Workers' Compensation — Claim Filing and Dispute Resolution Overview
- Catastrophe and Specialty Claims — Emergency Adjusters, Surplus Lines, Reinsurance
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Read the lesson library, take section quizzes, and work through the practice-question bank as many times as you need.
Complete the course
Finish every section and the final exam to earn your completion certificate. Under the TDI approved-course route, completing this course within 12 months of applying replaces the state exam. Then apply for your license through the Texas Department of Insurance.
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