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HI SB953
Bill
AI Summary
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Creates new requirement for motor vehicle insurers to pay applicable general excise tax and certificate of ownership fee when settling total loss claims with third-party claimants, unless claimant fails to provide documentation within 33 days.
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Increases monetary thresholds for insurance fraud penalties: Class C felony threshold rises from $300 to $750, and misdemeanor applies to amounts not exceeding $750 (previously $300 or less).
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Adds $300 application fee for motor vehicle self-insurance certificate of authority and requires insurers to use Uniform Certificate of Authority Application from National Association of Insurance Commissioners.
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Allows insurance commissioner to issue pre-event declaration authorizing nonresident adjusters rather than requiring declaration only after a catastrophe occurs.
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Conforming changes to producer licensing requirements effective January 1, 2019 to align with National Association of Insurance Commissioners Producer Licensing Model Act, eliminating producer-to-producer appointment relationships.
Legislative Description
Relating To Insurance.
Fees
Last Action
Act 152, 07/10/2017 (Gov. Msg. No. 1253).
7/11/2017