Referred to CPC, JHA, FIN, referral sheet 6
Summary
HB 2379 broadens the state’s definition of insurance fraud to include practices like claims harvesting, disaster‑related schemes, and abusive litigation financing. It creates new penalties, protects whistleblowers, and lets the Insurance Commissioner set up a confidential, shared database for fraud data. The changes target contractors, insurers, claimants and financiers, aiming to curb billions in fraud losses, especially after emergencies.
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