Includes self-insured entities and plans under certain provisions of "New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act."
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Overview
This bill amends the New Jersey Insurance Fraud Prevention Act to include self-insured entities and plans within its scope. It clarifies that individuals and practitioners can be held liable for presenting false or misleading statements in claims related to self-insured plans. The bill also outlines provisions for recovering damages from entities found to have violated the act, particularly when engaging in a pattern of fraud, and establishes rules regarding the confidentiality of investigation records.
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Robert Singer
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