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
Legislative Assembly of New Brunswick
New Brunswick Insurance Board
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Welcome
The Consumer Advocate for Insurance has been requested by the Legislative Assembly of New-Brunswick to monitor the practices of insurers, brokers and agents, while serving as an advocate for consumers. He is an officer of the Legislative Assembly and is independent of government. The primary mandate of the Consumer Advocate is to represent the interests of consumers.
The office of the Consumer Advocate has the responsibility to respond to requests for information with respect to insurance and to carry out investigations as a result of complaints received from consumers. The office also has the responsibility to develop and conduct educational programs with respect to insurance for the purpose of educating consumers.
We trust that this web site will be one of the means that will allow us to reach these objectives. We want it to be not only a means of communication but also a tool for the education of the consumers.
We invite you to send us your concerns, your comments and your questions regarding insurance matters.
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What if I have a "not at fault" accident with a vehicle from out of province?
Can I sue the at fault vehicle who is from out of province?
Who will pay for resulting damages from an accident: IE: Fuel from fuel truck, cargo, cargo truck, cargo spill etc.?
What happens if I have an accident where both parties at equally at fault and both are insured in NB?
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?
No-Frills Auto Insurance Policy
Lapse
First Chance
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