New York Statutes

§ 401 — Title; legislative declaration and purpose

New York·Law ISC Insurance·Art. 4 Insurance Frauds Prevention
§ 401. Title; legislative declaration and purpose. This article shall\nbe known and may be cited as the "insurance frauds prevention act".\n (a) The legislature finds and declares that the business of insurance\ndirectly and indirectly affects all sectors of the public, business and\ngovernment. It further finds that the business of insurance, including\norganization and licensing, the issuance of policies, and the adjustment\nand payment of claims and losses, involve many transactions which have\npotential for abuse and illegal activities.\n (b) Arson for insurance fraud is a particularly damaging crime against\nsociety, destroying lives, property and neighborhoods. Insurance losses\nresulting from arson are reflected in higher premiums charged to\nresidents of this state.\n (c) This

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