Rhode Island 2026 Regular Session

Rhode Island Senate Bill S2204

Introduced
1/23/26  

Caption

Strengthens consumer protections by including definitions related directly to deceptive trade practices inherent in the insurance claim process.

Companion Bills

No companion bills found.

Previously Filed As

RI H6370

Provide to provide greater clarity in insurance claim settlements, the appraisal process and procedural safeguards to enhance consumer protections against bad faith practices by insurers.

RI S0017

Provide that advertising goods that don't include a price referencing all mandatory fees and charges shall be a deceptive trade practice.

RI H5247

Provides that advertising goods that don't include a price referencing all mandatory fees and charges shall be a deceptive trade practice.

RI S1015

Clarifies the definitions of unfair claims practices pertaining to insurers with regard to appraisals and total losses. It also corrects a citation regarding salvage and reconstructed titles.

RI S0071

Provides protection and prevents the unethical, improper conduct and the collection of fees, by anyone advising or assisting a veteran filing a claim for disability benefits with the Department of Veterans Affairs, except as authorized by federal law.

RI S0905

Prohibits dental insurers from refusing to honor directions to pay from insured, modifying benefits to be paid. Requires providers to accept payment by virtual credit card as unfair claims practices.

RI H6155

Prohibits dental insurers from refusing to honor directions to pay from insured, modifying benefits to be paid. Requires providers to accept payment by virtual credit card as unfair claims practices.

RI H5043

Provides protection from and prevent the unethical, improper conduct and the collection of fees by, anyone advising or assisting a veteran filing a claim for disability benefits with the Department of Veterans Affairs except as authorized by federal law.

RI H6393

Limits the facility's ability to charge rent and fees for a maximum of seven (7) days or until removal of the personal property from the room, whichever occurs first. A violation would constitute a deceptive trade practice.

RI S0610

Adds several consumer protections to existing Medicare Supplement law.

Similar Bills

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