Hawaii HB2379 strengthens insurance fraud prevention and enforcement mechanisms.
Hawaii HB2379 amends Hawaii Revised Statutes to enhance insurance fraud prevention and enforcement. It prohibits claims harvesting, post-loss assignment abuse, and misrepresentation in insurance applications. The bill establishes a centralized insurance fraud database for data sharing among agencies. It mandates reporting of suspected fraud and provides immunity for good-faith reports. The bill also outlines penalties for insurance fraud, including fines and imprisonment.
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