Nevada § 686A.287 Provision by insurer of information concerning fraud upon request by Attorney General, Commissioner or certain agencies

Nevada Statutes

§ 686A.287 — Provision by insurer of information concerning fraud upon request by Attorney General, Commissioner or certain agencies

Nevada § 686A.287

Title 57INSURANCE

Ch. 686ATrade

INSURANCE FRAUD

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Nev. Rev. Stat. § 686A.287 (2026).

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1. Every insurer shall provide information concerning insurance fraud to the Attorney General, the Commissioner, any investigative or law enforcement agency or any agency of the Federal Government, if the insurer receives a request in writing for that information. 2. The information requested from an insurer may include:

(a)Information about the policy of insurance on the property which was demolished or destroyed, including information from the application for insurance;

(b)Information on previous claims made by the insured;

(c)Records of the premiums paid for the policy of insurance; and

(d)Information concerning the insurer’s investigation of the claim, including statements of any person, information submitted as proof of the loss or any other relevant information on the claim.

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1. Every insurer shall provide information concerning insurance fraud to the Attorney General, the Commissioner, any investigative or law enforcement agency or any agency of the Federal Government, if the insurer receives a request in writing for that information.
2. The information requested from an insurer may include:
(a) Information about the policy of insurance on the property which was demolished or destroyed, including information from the application for insurance;
(b) Information on previous claims made by the insured;
(c) Records of the premiums paid for the policy of insurance; and
(d) Information concerning the insurer’s investigation of the claim, including statements of any person, information submitted as proof of the loss or any other relevant information on the claim.