Requires insurers to disclose information about known policies and prohibits disclosure of immigration status in sex trafficking claims.
This bill mandates that insurers provide details about each known policy of insurance when requested by a claimant or their attorney in civil claims under specific acts. Insurers must disclose the name of the insurer, the name of each insured, the limits of the liability coverage, and any policy or coverage defense. Additionally, the bill ensures that individuals bringing civil claims related to sex trafficking do not have to disclose their immigration status.
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