What is the maximum fine for each non-willful insurance code violation?

In the context of insurance regulations in Georgia, a non-willful violation typically refers to an infraction that occurs without any intention to violate the law. The maximum fine for such violations is set at $2,000. This reflects a structured approach to enforce compliance while recognizing that certain violations may occur due to oversight rather than malice or blatant disregard for the law. Understanding this fine helps agents to be more aware of the potential consequences of non-compliance while encouraging adherence to regulatory standards.

The other options present different penalties that apply to either more serious violations or to different circumstances in violation categories. A fine of $1,000 may be too low for a non-willful violation, while higher amounts like $5,000 or $10,000 typically pertain to willful violations or other severe infractions against the insurance code. Thus, the $2,000 fine serves as a balanced approach to incentivize adherence while providing a clear framework for penalties related to non-willful actions.