Consumer Resource Guide - For more information on addressing common issues and topics, please review the Colorado Attorney General’s Consumer Resource Guide. Please be advised the information contained within the Resource Guide should not be taken as legal advice. Consumers seeking a legal opinion should consult with a licensed attorney.
The Colorado Division of Insurance, with the Department of Regulatory Agencies, licenses insurance companies and producers (brokers and agents) that engage in business in Colorado. Information on the license status of insurance companies and insurance brokers and agents can be located through the Colorado Division of Insurance.
While the Division of Insurance licenses and can take disciplinary against an agency or broker, the Colorado Attorney General has criminal enforcement authority regarding cases of insurance fraud perpetrated by insurance companies and brokers but also fraud perpetrated by individuals.
To learn more about insurance fraud, visit the Insurance Fraud Center within this site. If you believe you have witnessed or have been a victim of insurance fraud, report it to the Colorado Attorney General Insurance Fraud Unit.
If you desire a legal opinion or representation relating to your specific situation, we recommend contacting a private attorney or one of the services that provide legal assistance through the local bar association and/or other legal entities.
While the Colorado Division of Insurance licenses and can take disciplinary action against an agency or broker, the Colorado Attorney General has criminal enforcement authority regarding cases of insurance fraud perpetrated by insurance companies and brokers but also fraud perpetrated by individuals.
To learn more about insurance fraud, visit the Insurance Fraud Center within this site. If you believe you have witnessed or have been a victim of insurance fraud, report it to the Colorado Attorney General's Insurance Fraud Unit.