Report by insurer of suspicion that loss to insured was caused by other than accidental or natural occurrence.

1. If an insurer has a reasonable suspicion that a loss to an insured may have been caused by other than an accidental or a natural occurrence, the insurer shall notify the Commissioner and Attorney General in writing of the insurer’s reasons for the suspicion. 2. Any insurer making such a report shall provide the Commissioner and Attorney General with any information the insurer obtained during its investigation of the claim. 3. If the loss referred to in subsection 1 is believed to be caused by fire, the insurer shall also so notify an investigative or law enforcement agency. (Added to NRS by 1983, 1387; A 2001, 1097)