Conn. Agencies Regs. § 38a-788-3 - Prohibited practices
(a) No public
adjuster shall pay any money or give anything of value to any person in
consideration of a direct or indirect referral of a client or potential
client.
(b) No public adjuster
shall pay any money or give anything of value to any person as an inducement to
refer business or clients.
(c) No
public adjuster shall rebate to a client any part of a fee specified in any
employment contract.
(d) No public
adjuster shall solicit a client between the hours of 8 p.m. and 8
a.m.
(e) No public adjuster shall
split his fee or pay any money to any person for services rendered to a client
unless such other person is also licensed as a public adjuster.
(f) No public adjuster shall have any
interest directly or indirectly in any construction firm, salvage firm, or
appraisal firm. The word "firm" includes any corporation, partnership,
association or individual.
(g) No
public adjuster shall, in connection with the transaction of his business as a
public adjuster, make any misrepresentation of facts or advise any person on
any question of law.
(h) No public
adjuster shall make any false statements about any insurance company or its
employees, agents or representatives.
(i) No public adjuster shall solicit
employment of a client in connection with any loss which is the subject of an
employment contract with another public adjuster.
(j) No public adjuster shall represent both
an insurer and insured simultaneously.
(k) No public adjuster shall advance any
monies to a client pending the settlement of a loss where such amount would be
included in a final settlement.
Notes
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