2014 Arizona Revised Statutes
Title 20 - Insurance
§ 20-452 Prohibited inducements
20-452. Prohibited inducements
Except as permitted in sections 20-453 and 20-454, any insurer, insurance producer or other person, as an inducement to insurance or in connection with any insurance transaction, shall not provide in any policy for or offer, sell, buy or offer or promise to buy, sell, give, promise or allow to the insured or prospective insured or to any other person on behalf of the insured or prospective insured in any manner:
1. Any employment.
2. Any shares of stock or other securities issued or at any time to be issued or any interest therein or rights thereto.
3. Any advisory board contract, or any similar contract, agreement or understanding, offering, providing for or promising any special profits.
4. Any prizes, goods, wares, merchandise or tangible property of an aggregate value of more than twenty-five dollars.
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