What is the requirement for a public adjuster's contract regarding cancellation?

A public adjuster's contract must disclose cancellation rights in writing to ensure that the policyholder is fully informed of their rights regarding the cancellation of the contract. This requirement serves to protect consumers, allowing them to make informed decisions about their agreements with public adjusters. By having clear written disclosure, clients can understand the processes and potential consequences involved in canceling the contract, enhancing transparency and trust in the relationship between the client and the adjuster.

The other options do not align with the specific legal requirements for public adjusters. While some contracts may need to be signed in person or notarized, these are not mandated for public adjuster's contracts under Florida law. Similarly, requiring a lawyer's approval is not a standard requirement for the validity of such contracts, making the written disclosure of cancellation rights the critical element for compliance.