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	MISSION STATEMENT To examine the underwriting practices and guidelines of insurers, brokers and agents, and report the use of any prohibited underwriting practices to the Superintendent; to conduct investigations in relation to insurers, brokers and agents concerning the premiums charged for contracts of insurance and the availability of contracts of insurance; to respond to requests for information with respect to insurance; to develop and conduct educational programs and carry out insurance related tasks or investigations as directed by the Legislative Assembly.

Th New Brunswick Board decision
IN THE MATTER OF a Generic Hearing to consider the issue of confidentiality as it relates to insurance rate applications made to the New Brunswick Insurance Board.

Consumer Advocate 2006 Annual Report

New Brunswick Insurance Board

Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick

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If I am involved in an accident in New-Brunswick with another New- Brunswick vehicle that is at fault and also insured in New-Brunswick, how do I get paid?

If both vehicles are insured in New-Brunswick and that you are not at fault, then your own insurer will appraise your vehicle and compensate you for the damages along with paying for your loss of use claim (car rental) and any damages to your personal contents. This results in a speedy claim and the client does not have to contact the other insurer for service etc. The “at- fault” vehicle does not get paid unless that vehicle carried its own section C collision coverage.