SB Informer
Tuesday, October 10, 2006; 01:39 AM
Main Line Adjustment Company (MLA), a preeminent public insurance adjustment and international loss consultant firm, announced that they have assisted Universal Health Services, Inc. ("UHS") in reaching a $264 million settlement related to damage resulting from Hurricane Katrina to three separate hospital campuses in New Orleans, Louisiana.
MLA assisted in the preparation of the claim and led the settlement
negotiations with multiple insurance companies. S. Robert Landow,
President of MLA said, "We are extremely pleased that we were able to
assist UHS in achieving a successful outcome."
Universal Health Services, Inc. is one of the nation’s largest hospital
companies, operating acute care and behavioral health hospitals and
ambulatory centers nationwide and in Puerto Rico.
MLA has handled numerous multi-million dollar claims from catastrophic
events such as hurricanes, floods, hailstorms and fires. Besides
Hurricane Katrina, the company has successfully settled property claims
stemming from 9/11, Hurricane Charley and Hurricane Frances in Florida,
Hurricane Fran in North Carolina, and Hurricane Georges in Puerto Rico.
MLA’s clients include homeowners, small business owners, Fortune 500
companies, and municipalities.
Landow, who founded Main Line Adjustment Company in 1994, focuses his
practice on resolving large and/or complex property insurance claims as
a result of catastrophic events. A graduate of the University of
Maryland, Landow also earned a MBA from Georgetown University's
McDonough School of Business.
Main Line Adjustment Company consists of public insurance adjusters and
loss consultants that work exclusively for the policyholder. MLA is
equipped to handle and has experience with all types of insured
property, business interruption and extra expense losses. MLA prides
itself on its ability to handle and resolve complex claims issues
expeditiously and achieve adjustments that include everything its
clients are entitled to under their insurance policies.