Title 24-A, Title 24-A

An insurer may not sell insurance pursuant to a mass marketing plan, if it is a condition of employment or of membership in an association, organization or other group that any employee or member purchase insurance pursuant to such plan, or if any employee or member is subject to…

1. No insurer shall sell insurance pursuant to a mass marketing plan if: A. Purchase of insurance available under such plan is contingent upon the purchase of any other insurance product or insurance service, or [PL 1973, c. 625, §146 (NEW).] B. The purchase of any other insuranc…

Every insurer, agent or broker selling insurance pursuant to a mass marketing plan shall, prior to sale, make full and fair disclosure to prospective insureds of all features of such plan, whether favorable or unfavorable, including, but not limited to, the stability of the premi…

A person is deemed to be engaged in deceptive advertising if the person makes, publishes or circulates or causes to be made, published or circulated any written statement relating to an underwritten Maine mass marketing plan, if that written statement does not include a conspicuo…

The insurer shall file with the superintendent its underwriting rules pertaining to eligibility for the mass marketing plan. No insurer may use underwriting standards for individual risk selection in a mass marketing plan that are, on the whole, more restrictive than the standard…

1. Cancellation and nonrenewal shall be subject to the applicable provisions set forth elsewhere in this Title. 2. The failure of an employer, association, organization or other group to remit premiums when due for any reason, including, but not limited to, interruption or termin…

This chapter shall be applicable only to insurance policies issued or renewed in this State after November 1, 1973 and is in addition to, and not in substitution for, other applicable requirements of the Maine Insurance Code and bureau regulations.