2010 Pennsylvania Code
Title 18 - CRIMES AND OFFENSES
Chapter 73 - Trade and Commerce
7308 - Unlawful advertising of insurance business.

     § 7308.  Unlawful advertising of insurance business.
        (a)  Offense defined.--A person is guilty of a misdemeanor of
     the second degree if he publishes or prints in any newspaper,
     magazine, periodical, circular, letter, pamphlet, or in any
     other manner, or publishes by radio or television broadcasting,
     any advertisement or other notice, either directly or
     indirectly, setting forth the advantages of, or soliciting
     business for, any insurance company, association, society,
     exchange or person which has not been authorized to do business
     in this Commonwealth, or accepts for publication or printing in
     any newspaper, magazine or other periodical, or for radio or
     television broadcasting, any advertisement or other notice,
     either directly or indirectly, setting forth the advantages of
     or soliciting business for any insurance company, association,
     exchange or person, unless such newspaper, magazine or other
     periodical, or the radio or television broadcasting company has
     in its possession a true and attested or photostatic copy of a
     certificate of authority from the Insurance Department to the
     effect that the insurance company, association, society,
     exchange or person named therein is authorized to do business in
     this Commonwealth.
        (b)  Issue of certificate.--Such certificates shall be issued
     by the Insurance Department to any person applying therefor.