The National Association of Public Insurance Adjusters (NAPIA) is a national professional organization dedicated to promoting professionalism, education, ethical standards, and marketing opportunities among public insurance adjusters.
Public insurance adjusters are insurance professionals who work on behalf of policyholders filing insurance claims. Their duty is to make sure the claims are adjusted properly.
NAPIA was founded in 1951 and provides research, legal representation, and scholarships.
Membership in the organization gives public insurance adjusters a way to stay up to date with the industry's best practices and latest research. It can also provide them with networking opportunities and career support.
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