What is the maximum civil penalty for violating Georgia insurance laws?

The maximum civil penalty for violating Georgia insurance laws is set at $1,000 per violation, with a cap of $10,000 for multiple violations. This means that while an individual violation can incur a penalty of up to $1,000, if a person commits multiple violations, the total fines imposed for all violations combined cannot exceed $10,000. This structured approach balances the seriousness of the violations with a limit on the total financial repercussions, providing a measure of fairness while still enforcing the law. Therefore, understanding this penalty structure is important for those involved in the insurance industry to ensure compliance and avoid significant financial consequences.