Introduced
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To limit the liability of insurance agents beyond exercising the “minimum skill and care, knowledge, and expertise” expected in placing or servicing policies and coverage of a given level of complexity. An agent who has not established a “special relationship” as defined in the bill would not be liable for things like “using a common phrase of puffery or assurance, such as full coverage, good coverage, or you are covered;” offering additional coverage options or limits; providing advice or an explanation about a specific issue in a dispute, and more.
Referred to the Committee on Insurance
