Kansas HB2461 prohibits public adjusters from negotiating or settling insurance claims for residential and personal lines of insurance.
Kansas HB2461 amends the public adjusters licensing act to prohibit public adjusters from negotiating or effectuating the settlement of any insurance claim relating to residential and personal lines of insurance. The bill defines "public adjuster" and outlines restrictions on their activities, including prohibiting them from misrepresenting their status or charging fees for services related to residential insurance claims. The act also specifies exceptions, such as attorneys acting in their professional capacity and certain health care providers.
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