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Iowa Supreme Court Affirms Decision Holding Contractor Acted as Unlicensed Public Adjuster

02.14.2020Jodie Clark McDougal

On February 14, 2020, the Iowa Supreme Court issued decisions in three companion cases involving residential contractor, 33 Carpenters Construction, affirming the Court of Appeals’ decisions against such contractor.

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