New York Laws
Article 21 - Agents, Brokers, Adjusters, Consultants and Intermediaries
2115 - Property/casualty Insurance Agents; Commissions.

(2) The term "licensed insurance agent" as used in this subsection
includes any agent authorized to act as such by a license issued and in
force pursuant to the provisions of subsection (b) of section two
thousand one hundred three of this article or authorized to act as such
in connection with contracts for disability benefits pursuant to the
provisions of subsection (n) of such section.
(b) This section shall not apply to any life insurance company,
fraternal benefit society, accident and health insurance company, health
maintenance organization, title insurance company nor to any agent or
representative of any such insurer, society or health maintenance
organization, acting as such.
(c) An insurer participating in a plan for assignment of personal
injury liability insurance or property damage liability insurance
pursuant to article fifty-three of this chapter, or participating in a
reinsurance agreement for the writing of bonds to the state of New York
under the alcoholic beverage control law, which plan or reinsurance
agreement has been approved by the superintendent, may pay a commission
to an adequately qualified agent who is licensed to act as agent for any
insurer participating in such plan or reinsurance agreement when such
agent is designated by the assured as the producer of record under the
automobile assigned risk plan pursuant to which a policy is issued, or
where such agent submits an application for a bond pursuant to which
such bond is issued under such reinsurance agreement.

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