Prohibits certain provisions in liability insurance policies.
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Overview
This bill aims to prevent liability insurance companies in New Jersey from including specific clauses in their policies that would limit their liability based on similar incidents in other legal cases. It prohibits insurers from refusing coverage simply because a prior or related claim exists, even if the circumstances are distinct. The goal is to ensure fairer access to insurance coverage by preventing insurers from using prior claims as a basis for denying current claims. This legislation will take effect immediately.
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