58-33A-4. Certain material and communication not deemed to be advertisement.
For the purposes of this chapter, the term, advertisement, does not include:
(1)Any material to be used solely for the training and education of an insurer's employees, representatives, or insurance producers;
(2)Any material used in-house by insurers;
(3)Any communications within an insurer's own organization not intended for dissemination to the public;
(4)Any individual communications of a personal nature with current policyholders other than material urging such policyholders to increase or expand coverages;
(5)Any correspondence between a prospective group or blanket policyholder and an insurer in the course of negotiating a group or blanket contract;
(6)Any court-approved material ordered by a court to be disseminated to policyholders; or
(7)Any general announcement from a group or blanket policyholder to eligible individuals on an employment or membership list that a contract or program has been written or arranged if the announcement clearly indicates that it is preliminary to the issuance of a booklet and the announcement does not describe the benefits under the contract or program or describe advantages as to the purchase of the contract or program.
Source: SL 1999, ch 240, §4; SL 2000, ch 251, §5; SL 2001, ch 286, §213.