Insurance Application Fraud Bill Signed into Law
The law includes a section specifically addressing application fraud committed by insurance producers.
Insurance Application Fraud Bill Signed into Law Read More »
The law includes a section specifically addressing application fraud committed by insurance producers.
Insurance Application Fraud Bill Signed into Law Read More »
The legislation would have exposed insurers to liability for neutral, actuarially supported practices based solely on their statistical effects.
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As introduced, the legislation would have allowed an injured person to rescind a settlement for bodily injuries arising from an auto accident for up to 60 days after signing a release.
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A “private right of action” would allow any consumer involved in a covered interaction to file a private lawsuit.
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The Pennsylvania legislature is considering a law that would make it easier for trial lawyers to win massive jury awards by using a tactic called “anchoring.”
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IA&B weighed in on multiple bills throughout the process, including proposals affecting insurance fraud, artificial intelligence, and vehicle thefts.
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The legislation addresses predatory towing practices, which can create significant problems for consumers, agents, and insurers.
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Review key provisions in the $50.85 billion bipartisan state budget, which Gov. Shapiro signed over the weekend.
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While IA&B was unable to prevent the bill from final passage, we were able to reduce the window for rescission from 60 to 15 days.
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The legislation, which adds insurance application fraud to the criminal code, specifically includes a section addressing fraud committed by insurance producers.
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