New York 2023-2024 Regular Session

New York Assembly Bill A03648

Introduced
2/3/23  
Refer
2/3/23  

Caption

Permits an insurer to rescind or retroactively cancel a policy in circumstance involving an accident staged to defraud an insurer.

Companion Bills

NY S01471

Same As Permits an insurer to rescind or retroactively cancel a policy in circumstance involving an accident staged to defraud an insurer.

Previously Filed As

NY S05052

Permits an insurer to rescind or retroactively cancel a policy in circumstances involving an accident staged to defraud an insurer.

NY A07322

Permits an insurer to rescind or retroactively cancel a policy in circumstances involving an accident staged to defraud an insurer.

NY S01471

Permits an insurer to rescind or retroactively cancel a policy in circumstance involving an accident staged to defraud an insurer.

NY S09281

Requires rate filings for prior approval for commercial property insurance, commercial general liability insurance, and personal residential property insurance; requires insurers provide written explanations for premium increases in certain covered policies; requires certain insurers of homeowners' insurance to refile its homeowners' insurance rates and, in certain circumstances, be required to reduce rates.

NY S07610

Requires police reports of traffic accidents to include insurance information for the parties to the accident.

NY HB2046

Authorizing insurers to file certain travel insurance policies under the accident and health line of insurance.

NY SB497

Preventing home insurers from canceling policy for isolated event

NY SB452

Preventing home insurers from canceling policy for isolated event

NY A10443

Clarifies that residents of the state and any policyholder, contract holder, certificate holder, or beneficiary of a policy, contract, or certificate of life, accident and health insurance may sue an insurer for violations related to misrepresentations, misleading statements and incomplete comparisons.

NY S09746

Clarifies that residents of the state and any policyholder, contract holder, certificate holder, or beneficiary of a policy, contract, or certificate of life, accident and health insurance may sue an insurer for violations related to misrepresentations, misleading statements and incomplete comparisons.

Similar Bills

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