Which of the following is NOT typically included in an adjuster's report?

The correct answer is C, as a detailed biography of the insured is not typically included in an adjuster's report. An adjuster's report generally focuses on the facts related to the claim, including the findings from the investigation, an assessment of damages, and any recommendations regarding claim settlement.

This emphasis ensures that the report provides relevant information about the claim itself—such as the circumstances of the loss, the extent of damages, and how those damages relate to the coverage provided under the policy. While background information on the insured may be relevant in certain contexts, it is not a standard part of the report because the primary goal is to assess the incident and its implications for the claim, rather than to detail personal information about the insured. Hence, the inclusion of a biography would divert from the essential, targeted analysis expected in an adjuster’s report.