New York State Fines Auto Insurers $20 Million Over Reporting Failures The New York State Department of Financial Services (DFS) has handed down $20 million in fines to 37 auto insurers for failing to report new and terminated insurance policies in a timely manner. This enforcement move, announced recently, comes after years of warnings from state regulators about ongoing reporting failures. While the fines aim to improve compliance, the case has raised important questions about outdated reporting systems, consumer protection, and accountability. Why Timely Reporting Matters for Drivers When you…
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Insurance News – NYDFS Cracks Down on Insurers with $20.4M in Fines for Reporting Failures
NYDFS Cracks Down on Insurers with $20.4M in Fines for Reporting Failures The New York State Department of Financial Services (NYDFS) has taken significant action against car insurance providers, resulting in $20.4 million in fines due to widespread compliance failures. After a lengthy investigation, regulators called out several major insurers for not submitting vehicle coverage reports to the DMV within the required timeframes, a critical process for maintaining consumer protection and state records. This enforcement sends a clear signal to the industry about the importance of following regulations and highlights…
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