What is the maximum fine for an insurer who frequently misses deadlines to respond to inquiries from the division of insurance?

The maximum fine for an insurer who consistently fails to meet deadlines in responding to inquiries from the Division of Insurance is indeed $5,000. This fine is set to ensure that insurers adhere to proper communication practices and regulatory deadlines, reflecting the importance of timely responses in the insurance industry. The imposition of such fines serves as a deterrent against negligence and promotes accountability among insurers.

In this context, it is critical to foster a regulatory environment where insurers remain vigilant about meeting their obligations. The fine amount reflects the seriousness of the regulations governed by the Division of Insurance and underscores the responsibility insurers have to the Department and consumers alike.