FAPIA MEMBERS
Insurance Professionals Who Stand Up For Policyholders In Florida

REGISTER ONLINE FOR THE MAY CONFERENCE!
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The Florida Association of Public Insurance Adjusters was founded to protect homeowners and businesses in the wake of devastating Hurricane Andrew in 1993. It is 500 members strong and dedicated to ensuring policy holders who suffer an insured loss receive full and fair compensation from their insurance carriers.

APPLY FOR POSITION ON THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS

FAPIA is looking for a few good public adjusters who would be interested in serving on the association's board of directors. There will be new volunteer board positions to fill in May. Are you willing to help make a difference in the future of our industry? If so, please complete this application (Click Here) and email it to administrator@fapia.net . Applications are reviewed by the current board and eligible candidates are interviewed in person or by phone. Help us keep public adjusting alive by serving our industry. If you think you have what it takes, apply today! For more information email us or call 866-235-6489.

For A Copy of the FAPIA Code of Conduct Form (Click Here)

Is It Fair? Listen to a public service announcement regarding severe limitations placed on Citizens Policy holders (Click Here)

Voice Your Concerns To Elected Officials (Click Here)

Pasquale Cuccaro

Message from FAPIA’s President
Pasquale Cuccaro

Dear Floridians,
The storm has passed. The damage is done. Now who can help you salvage the life you once knew?

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Did you know?

Sinkhole Insurance in Florida. . . . FAPIA Sinkhole Response
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What to do if you suffer an insurance loss. (read more)

Policy Checklist. . . . what is in your insurance policy and what might be missing. (read more)

News from the Capital

Florida's Legislature commissioned a comprehensive study of public insurance adjusting. They found that policy holders utilizing the services of a public adjuster collected significantly more for their loss than those who did not use one.

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BREAKING NEWS!

Waiting to hear Florida Supreme Court decision on 48 Hour issue
The supreme court heard oral arguments on the 48 hour solicitation ban appeal on September 9, 2011. A decision has not yet been published. As soon as it is, an email blast will be sent to all interested parties. Make sure you're on our mailing list.