FAIA MEMBERSHIP RENEWALS

Membership renewals are due August 31. You can complete your renewal quickly and easily online. By renewing online, you save time and ensure uninterrupted access to your FAIA benefits.

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Summer Leadership Conference

August 5 – 7, 2026, Ritz-Carlton Orlando, Grande Lakes. Several FAIA councils and committees meet each summer to plan for the coming year (FAIA's fiscal year begins September 1). Regardless of what committee or council you’re signed up for (if any), all meetings are open to all members. There is no cost for FAIA members to attend; non-members pay a $50.00 fee.

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Welcome to the New FAIA Website

Welcome to FAIA’s newly redesigned website — built to make it easier for you to find the resources, education, events, and member benefits you rely on every day. Explore the updated navigation, improved search tools, and new features designed to help you get the most out of your membership.

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Don’t Miss SSIU’s Webinar on August 13!

By David Burt |  07/22/2026
Since 2013, South Shore Insurance Underwriters (SSIU) has worked alongside independent agents to navigate complex property risks, uncover coverage options, and place accounts quickly and confidently with AM Best A-rated companies.  In a competit... Continue reading

Don’t Miss Attune’s Webinar on August 12!

By David Burt |  07/22/2026
Since 2019, Independent Market Solutions (IMS) has proudly partnered with Attune Insurance to help your clients access small business insurance. As an admitted, small commercial market carrier that specializes in unique risks,  Attune  has no product... Continue reading

Legal Brief: Florida Supreme Court Rules that Shooting Victim May Be Eligible for Workers’ Compensation Benefits

By Laura Pearce |  07/20/2026
Earlier this month, the Florida Supreme Court rejected a 2023 lower court ruling that could have narrowed what types of injuries can be considered for workers’ compensation. The Supreme Court’s ruling could allow some workplace assault victims to cla... Continue reading
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