Tex. Insurance Code § 521.052
This is the official text of Tex. Insurance Code § 521.052, part of Texas’s Insurance Code — regulates insurance companies and the policies they sell.
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§ 521.052. INFORMATION PROVIDED.
Official statutory text
The department shall provide to the public through the department's toll-free telephone number only the following information:
(1) information collected or maintained by the department relating to the number and disposition of complaints received against an insurer that are justified, verified as accurate, and documented as valid, expressed as a percentage of the total number of insurance policies written by the insurer and in force on December 31 of the preceding year;
(2) the rating of an insurer, if any, as published by a nationally recognized rating organization;
(3) the kinds of coverage available to a consumer through any insurer writing insurance in this state;
(4) an insurer's admitted assets-to-liabilities ratio; and
(5) other appropriate information collected and maintained by the department.
(1) information collected or maintained by the department relating to the number and disposition of complaints received against an insurer that are justified, verified as accurate, and documented as valid, expressed as a percentage of the total number of insurance policies written by the insurer and in force on December 31 of the preceding year;
(2) the rating of an insurer, if any, as published by a nationally recognized rating organization;
(3) the kinds of coverage available to a consumer through any insurer writing insurance in this state;
(4) an insurer's admitted assets-to-liabilities ratio; and
(5) other appropriate information collected and maintained by the department.
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