Ill. Admin. Code tit. 50, § 2402.295 - Cancellation/Non-Renewal Hearing
Current through Register Vol. 46, No. 15, April 8, 2022
a Any
Section of this Part to the contrary notwithstanding, the procedures set out in
this Section shall apply for all hearings conducted on the
cancellation/non-renewal of an insurance policy pursuant to Section 143.23 of
the Illinois Insurance Code [215 ILCS
5/143.23 ].
1
Parties - The parties to a cancellation/non-renewal hearing shall be the
individual insureds named on the policy that has been cancelled or non-renewed
and the insurance company that issued the policy. No intervention by any other
party or persons shall be allowed.
2 Attorneys - An attorney shall not be
required. If an attorney is engaged, an appearance in accordance with Section
2402.70 is
required.
3 Motion - All motions
shall be presented at the commencement of the hearing. All motions shall become
part of the record.
4 Conduct of
Hearing - The Hearing Officer shall conduct the hearing in the following
manner:
A The insured shall proceed first and
present his or her case in the narrative. The company may ask relevant
questions at the conclusion of the insured's narrative. The company shall then
proceed and present its case in the narrative. The insured may ask relevant
questions at the conclusion of the company's narrative.
B At the conclusion of all narratives and
questions, if any, the Hearing Officer shall take the matter under advisement
and enter his or her recommendations to the Director within 5 days.
5 Record - The record of the
hearing shall be comprised of the Hearing Officer's notes and all documents and
motions introduced, if no transcription of the proceedings is requested. The
Hearing Officer may use a tape recorder to assist in the taking of notes. A
party may request that the proceedings be transcribed by a court reporter as
provided in Section
2402.240.
This request shall be made at least one week before the hearing date, or less
if a court reporter can be scheduled.
6 Hearing Officer's Recommendations - The
Hearing Officer shall provide written recommendations and findings to the
Director within 5 days after the close of the hearing. The Hearing Officer's
recommendations shall be limited to one of the following:
A The actions of the insurance company were
incorrect and the company must retain the risk; or
B The actions of the insurance company were
correct and the company need not retain the risk.
b The procedures set forth in this
Section are intended to provide a less formal setting for
cancellation/non-renewal hearings. These procedures shall apply only to
cancellation/non-renewal hearings and no others. Any Section of this Part that
does not conflict with these procedures is to be followed, with careful
attention given to the overall informality of cancellation/non-renewal
hearings.
Notes
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