Which entity regulates the conduct of insurance adjusters in Colorado?

The Colorado Department of Regulatory Agencies (DORA) is responsible for regulating the conduct of insurance adjusters in Colorado. This department oversees various professions and occupations within the state, including those in the insurance sector, ensuring that practitioners meet specific standards of knowledge, competence, and ethical conduct.

Under DORA, the Division of Insurance specifically manages the licensing and regulatory framework for insurance adjusters, ensuring compliance with state laws and regulations related to insurance practices. This includes oversight of the licensing process, continuing education requirements, and enforcement of regulations designed to protect consumers and maintain the integrity of the insurance market.

The other choices do not have the authority to regulate insurance adjusters specifically. For example, the Colorado Department of Public Health focuses primarily on health-related issues and the Federal Insurance Commission does not have jurisdiction over state-based insurance practices. The Colorado Bureau of Insurance is a division under DORA, but the overarching regulatory body is DORA itself, which encompasses various divisions, including insurance.