I wouldn't touch this company with a stick. Honestly, I…read moredon't understand why anyone would hire him as a public adjuster. Joe's service was nothing short of a nightmare. Completely unprofessional, disorganized, and frankly, seemed uninterested in helping me navigate my claim. I felt more like a nuisance than a client. It's clear that the only thing he cares about is the 10% he's going to get from your payout. When it comes to his money, he's quick to respond, but when you actually need his help? He's nowhere to be found. Absolute nightmare to deal with.

Larry Berman couldn't be more knowledgeable, responsive, or accommodating. We lost our entire…read morecondo building to a fire which obviously couldn't be a more stressful experience. Larry and his partners patiently and competently guided us through every step of the process and offered a lot of great advice along the way as well.

Marc is a true professional. Honest, great work. We have worked together with mutual clients and…read morehe is one of the best in business.

Marc Baron at New England Adjustment Company cost me $10,000. He promised me the world and then…read morescrewed things up so bad the insurance company accused me of fraud. It was such a simple claim (a burst pipe) but he did everything he could to make sure that I got no money back. Just to add to the problem, he never returned a single call, text or even letter. He was impossible to get in touch with and other than the initial meeting where he blew a lot of smoke, nothing good ever happened. He made a bad situation far worse. A truly horrible "professional" stay away. I am now looking to sue him.

Worst decision I made after the fire that left all 3 families in our units homeless. I listened to…read moreall of their rhetoric about how they would help us get the best settlement terms and manage the entire process even working with the contractors to make sure all details were being addressed including upgrades based on coded requirements. Nope. The assigned adjuster (Josh Goldstein) regularly had taken weeks (and even more than a month on multiple occassions) to respond. Not an exaggeration and have plenty of text and calls to attest to this. Instead of effectively fighting for me, they got in the way of me being able to resolve or negotiate with the insurance company -- as they were not effective advocates. I worked with Peabody, Massachusetts office. In general, my recommendation is that you talk to your insurance agents before signing up with them or any public adjusters. Once you sign up with them, your hands are tied and you are completely reliant on them to negotiate with the insurance company.

Josh, you do know who I am since you recently emailed me after my review. I stand by my review…read more We had a phone conference with you and Marc. We asked for better communication and help with how to get what we needed to rebuild our home. We supplied Marc with contact information for our contractor. He never contacted him. Epic fail!

I hired Berger adjusters for my claim and ended up getting 20x my original payout from my slimy…read moreinsurance company. I can't recommend Andrew enough. He understands and knows these insurance companies far better than me and dealt with them in a professional yet aggressive manner so I really didn't get involved. When you have a disaster, save yourself a lot of heart ache and worries and give Andrew a call.

We are happy to provide this strong endorsement of Andrew Berger. We hired Andrew last winter,…read moreafter our Brookline home sustained major winter damage and we were looking for a comprehensive evaluation of the approaches to repairs. Andrew's analysis was amazing - in-depth and comprehensible even to us. Throughout the long process of damage assessment, he efficiently coordinated meetings with vendors, analyzed the situation with them, wrote detailed reports and estimates, and collaborated with our insurance company.  He is extremely knowledgable about home values and insurance law. Throughout all phases, he was thoroughly focused, professional, and committed to acquiring the best possible settlement for us. He has an unusual combination of tenacity and patience - you definitely want him on your side

I didn't have a good experience…read more The people working under him sometimes come off as incompetent at times. They told me my taxes would take two weeks three later I call and someone said by the end of the day. When I came by it turns out the person meant at the end if the week. I finally get my taxes and my street is wrong. They've called a few times with other small issues, some regarding my wife who they seem incapable of calling and instead ask me to ask her and get back to them. They came highly recommended, and although I could see potential for a good experience I didn't receive one and will not be using them next year.

If you need your taxes done, THIS is the place to go. Gordon Parry and his Team is small but very…read morepersonal. Every time I walk into their doors they address me by name and everyone is very knowledgeable as I didn't know a ton about MA taxes and they have helped to change that. Gordon even sat down with me on multiple occasions to help me figure out every little detail that I needed to take care of. You really don't find that kind of attention at other places especially large companies. I have recommended them to multiple clients and friends and everyone has been happy with their experience with this company. Most important, is the fact that Gordon Parry and his team have been around for decades! I look forward to continuing to work with them.

If the Grinch were a title company, that company would be SKM. This Christmas, my wife and I had…read morethe misfortune of dealing with them. Though it was painful and frustrating beyond words, here's a few: SKM apparently operates on a rotating shuffle of numerous distant teleworking employees, several of which apparently decided not to come to work, even remotely, on the contractual day of closing, Dec 23th. Having had made a good number of mistakes themselves along the way (like the property address), they had no problem making me jump through every conceivable hoop, to accommodate them and their last minute delay. With every paper and every notarization they demanded in hand, I obligingly reported to their 'office' to close the deal, where I was brusquely met with an entirely new person who didn't take the trouble to introduce himself. Within a few minutes of sitting in a bare room, I had a phone thrust in front of me on speaker, with a highhanded voice talking at me, again without introduction. The voice, sounded like he was at a call center hundreds of miles (maybe south) of here. Within minutes, it was obvious that this man had no idea of the first thing about this deal (like the sale price) and clearly hadn't read the purchase and sales agreement. But that didn't stop him from running roughshod over the contract and imposing his own set of rules on the closing. Worse still, he attempted to justify his bullying with insults and defamatory innuendo . Based on the behavior of Jordan, the only person physically present, the man on the phone apparently instructed him not to conclude the transaction, as laid out in the contract, at that time. Because the strange voice killed the deal within minutes from afar, my wife had to take two extra days off work, travel across New England, I had to extend the hotel stay three nights to make ourselves available to get this closed, in whatever way possible. In response to Maloney's denial of the closing Dec 24th, we also brought in an additional attorney to the transaction at the last minute. The tax prorations had to be redone and the utilities, insurance had to be extended,, increasing the cost of the deal and diminishing the seller's net proceeds. In the meantime, the buyers, who are good people, could not move in, as they had expected. I suspect the movers they had lined up had to be somehow rescheduled. Jessica Cunha, the attorney who was most involved, herself devoted a good bit of mindshare to this deal, and seemed to genuinely care about getting it closed. She alone is the reason the review had been doubled from one to two stars. However, she worked remotely and against the backdrop of a company whose top brass, based on our experience, has little respect for consumers, and less for contracts. The result was that the overall experience was a dread. This year, the Grinch truly did steal Christmas ;~(

@Michael Maloney and Alan Scaraf. I like to think the horrible manner in which Chris Crowley…read more(lawyer at your firm) approached my closing is not what you envisioned as leaders of SKM. I was shocked that this lawyer was rude, abrasive and decided to yell and became confrontational at closing. It was so bad I left without copies of my closing documents and had to ask my agent to retreive them. I have filed complaint with BBB and looking into Mass BBO. This individual does not represent your company well.

We cannot recommend Professional Loss Adjusters enough. A friend urged us to contact them after we…read morehad a disastrous flood at our home, and we are so glad we did. They could not have been more helpful during an extremely difficult time.

Our condo association was lucky enough to find IRM during a very difficult time for our building…read more We had a number of seemingly insurmountable issues that involved the city of Boston, multiple contractors and complex repairs that needed to be completed in a short time period. IRM came in and we're solutions oriented from day 1. Brooke, Frank and their team used all of their expertise, experiences and resources to bring our building out of crisis. They are organized, responsive transparent and extremely honest. Our building has gone through several management companies and I can honestly say this feels like the best fit for us.

Worked closely with IRM when my condo building was replacing a chiller and roof. They were super…read morehelpful and worked to help oversee the vendors. Have known the new owners for 10+ years and they bring a lot of great experience to the company. Highly recommend.