How much can the total penalty aggregate reach for willful violations of insurance regulations?

The total penalty aggregate for willful violations of insurance regulations can reach up to $100,000. This amount serves as a significant deterrent against non-compliance and is meant to emphasize the seriousness of adhering to insurance regulations. Willful violations indicate a conscious choice to disregard legal obligations, which is why the penalties are structured to be substantial.

The amount set at $100,000 reflects the potential severity and impact of such violations on consumers and the insurance market as a whole. It encourages compliance by holding violators accountable in a manner that underscores the importance of regulatory adherence within the insurance industry. This penalty also underscores the state's commitment to maintaining a fair and orderly insurance market.