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If I conceal information or make dishonest statements on an insurance application or in connection with an insurance claim, have I broken a law? Can this kind of behavior affect my coverage?

April 26, 2017application Broken claim conceal connection dishonest Insurance statements

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If I conceal information or make dishonest statements on an insurance application or in connection with an insurance claim, have I broken a law? Can this kind of behavior affect my coverage?

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• Yes and yes. In the state of Florida, such conduct is a misdemeanor criminal act. Furthermore, the misrepresentation of material facts can result in the insurance company denying payment for a claim.