Proposed New York No-Fault Auto Reforms Would Tackle Fraud

Insurance News – Feb. 14, 2011

New York lawmakers are considering a bill designed to reduce fraud and other types of abuse in the state's no-fault automobile insurance system. The bill, introduced by State Sen. James Seward, would modify a rule that requires insurers to pay no-fault claims in 30 days, said Kristina Baldwin, assistant vice president for the Property Casualty Insurers Association of America.

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Our Reform Agenda

  1. Encourages fast and fair dispute settlements
  2. Supports adequate time for fraud investigations
  3. Institutes tougher penalties for insurance fraud
  4. Combats excessive medical charges