Did you know there is an insurance fraud protection act?This act requies plantiff's to prove fewer things than common law fraud. What you say?
NJ Insurance Fraud Prevention Act 17:33 A-4 basically states knowinly providing false or misleading information that is material to a claim for benfits or application for insurance is fraud.. This can be verbally or in writting. It can be the person or a practioner that writes the statement as well.
the big violation is your principle residence. this is not one that you live seasonally or a weekend residence.
the first violation can result in penalities up to $5000 for 1st time offcense
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Insurance fraud mostly are committed by agents of insurance companies that are already out of the company jurisdiction or not licensed at all.adjuster license
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