Upcoming Events
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5May
GAPIA's Spring 2020 Educational Conference
8:30 AM to 5:00 PM EDT
What is GAPIA?
GAPIA is the Georgia Association of Public Insurance Adjusters. It is comprised of Public Insurance Adjusters, operating under the laws of the State of Georgia who are licensed to protect the interests of Georgia home and business owners who have incurred insured property losses. GAPIA is dedicated to nurturing the relationship between the Public Adjuster and Policyholder by promoting a high standard of professional conduct and ethics through quality education.
Pubic Insurance Adjusters work on behalf of the policyholder to ensure that their rights are protected and that they receive full and fair compensation from their insurance carriers in the case of an insured loss.
Typical Claims Handled by GAPIA Public Adjusters
Typical Claims handled by GAPIA
Public Insurance Adjusters include business and residential property losses such as:
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GAPIA's Public Insurance Adjusters
also help with business related losses such as:
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Board of Directors
President
Bob Ingram, ARM
Vice President
Bob Caspar
Treasurer
J.P. Norton
Secretary
Secretary
Brandon Lewis
Chair
Chair
Anita Taff
Director
J. Remington Huggins, Esquire
Director
William "Chip" Merlin, Esquire
Director
Director
Mathew Mulholland
Director
Tim Varga
Executive Director
Articles
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Public Adjusters: Why You Need One Before You Get That Settlement Offer
by Strategic Claim Consultants | Jun 17, 2019 | Public Adjusters Georgia
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Court Clarifies Definition of 'Disinterested' Appraiser in Insurance Dispute | Daily Business Review - law.com
The appellate court ruled a couple's public adjuster could not serve as their "disinterested" appraiser in a lawsuit against State Farm. By Zach Schlein | July 25, 2019 at 02:29 PM
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Georgia's Declarations Page Statute: Another Tool in the Toolkit
by David Boohaker, Esquire, McDonald Law Firm
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Sign Up for FPCC
The 2019 First Party Claims Conference takes place October 14-16 at the Crowne Plaza Hotel in Warwick, RI. Registration is open to all adjusters, attorneys, contractors and others involved in the first party property insurance profession. Registration rates go up after August 26, so sign up soon to save! Attendees can receive up to 15 continuing education (CE) credits in 2-1/2 days. Applications for CE credit are submitted to 20 states. Three registration options are available: $250 Pre-Conference (3 credits) Monday, October 14 $695 Conference (12 credits) Tuesday, October 15 and Wednesday, October 16 $845 Pre-Conference & Conference (15 credits) Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, October 14-16 Register 5 or more people from the same firm and receive a $30 discount for each attendee! Click on the button below to sign up. Visit www.firstpartyclaims.com for more details. |