28 Tex. Admin. Code § 19.712 - Advertisement
(a) As used in Insurance Code Chapter 4102,
concerning Public Insurance Adjusters, "advertisement" includes:
(1) printed and published material,
audiovisual material and descriptive literature of a public insurance adjuster
used in direct mail, newspapers, magazines, radio, telephone and television
scripts, websites, billboards, and similar displays;
(2) descriptive literature and promotional
aids of all kinds issued by a public insurance adjuster for presentation to
members of the public, including circulars, leaflets, booklets, depictions,
illustrations, and form letters;
(3) prepared promotional talks, presentations
and materials for use by a public insurance adjuster, and those representations
made on a recurring basis by a public insurance adjuster to members of the
public;
(4) material used to:
(A) solicit contracts from insureds;
or
(B) modify existing
contracts;
(5) material
included with a contract when the contract is delivered and materials used in
the solicitation of contract renewals, extensions or reinstatements, except
those extensions or reinstatements provided for in the contract;
(6) lead card solicitations, defined as
communications distributed to the public which, regardless of form, content, or
stated purpose, are intended to result in the compilation or qualification of a
list containing names or other personal information regarding insureds who have
expressed a specific interest in obtaining assistance with having their claims
settled, and which are intended to be used to solicit residents of this state
for the execution of a contract for a public insurance adjuster's services;
and
(7) any other communication
directly or indirectly related to a public insurance adjuster contract, and
intended to result in the eventual execution of such a contract.
(b) "Advertisement" does not
include:
(1) communications or materials used
within a public insurance adjuster's own organization, not used as promotional
aids and not disseminated to the public;
(2) communications with insureds other than
materials soliciting insureds to enter, renew, extend or reinstate a contract
for a public insurance adjuster's services; and
(3) material used solely for the recruitment,
training, and education of a public insurance adjuster's personnel and
subcontractors, provided it is not also used to induce the public to enter,
renew, extend or reinstate a contract for a public insurance adjuster's
services.
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