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Under Arizona's unfair claims settlement practices statute, when does an act by an insurer constitute a violation of the unfair trade practices article?

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Why B is correct

A.R.S. 20-461 provides that the enumerated unfair claims settlement practices violate the article only when committed with such frequency as to indicate a general business practice. This frequency standard means an isolated lapse does not itself create a violation of the article.

Why the other options are wrong

  • A) A claimant complaint does not change the frequency standard that A.R.S. 20-461 requires.
  • C) The general-business-practice frequency standard means a single act is not itself a violation of the article.
  • D) The statute contains no claim-size trigger; the frequency standard controls.

Memory hook

Once is an oops; a pattern is a violation — that is 20-461.

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