Code of Virginia § 38.2-324. Disclosure of property damage information.
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Nothing in this title shall prohibit an insurer or its agent from disclosing information obtained from policyholders or other persons regarding claims or reports of property damage resulting from a natural disaster, as defined in clause
(ii)of the definition of "disaster" in § 44-146.16 , to the Director of the Department of Emergency Management or his designees or other state officials, to federal officials, or to local government officials of the locality where the damage occurred; provided that the disclosures
(i)do not identify persons whose property is damaged or the address thereof and
(ii)include only aggregated data that relates to the assessment of damage from a natural disaster, including, but not limited to, the number of claims, estimates of the dollar amount of damage, and types of damage, for a specified geographic area, such as a census tract or zip code area.
2005, c. 192 ; 2008, cc. 121 , 157 .