VA HB1335

Creates new section 18.2-213.3 in the Code of Virginia defining specific fraudulent insurance acts subject to civil penalties

Prohibits knowingly presenting false or misleading statements to insurers in support of or opposition to insurance claims, including assisting others in preparing such statements

Makes it a fraudulent act to file insurance applications containing false information or to conceal material facts from insurers

Bans soliciting motor vehicle accident victims for personal gain to retain lawyers or seek care from specific healthcare providers, and prohibits lawyers and healthcare providers from compensating individuals for client solicitation

Prohibits organizing or participating in staged motor vehicle accidents or creating false documentation of accidents, and bars contractors from paying or offering to pay homeowners' insurance deductibles for weather-related repairs

Establishes a civil penalty of $1,000 for each violation