Christie Administration Provides Consumer Tips in the Fight Against Auto Insurance Fraud
As part of Insurance Fraud Awareness Month, New Jersey Department of Banking and Insurance Commissioner Ken Kobylowski today cautioned New Jersey consumers to be on the lookout and be aware of auto insurance fraud hazards and pitfalls. Simply misrepresenting any material fact on an application in order to lower premiums also constitutes insurance fraud…
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