If an insurer terminates a producer's appointment but fails to retrieve their branded application forms, rate books, and agency signage, the terminated producer can still legally bind the insurer to new contracts with unsuspecting applicants under the legal doctrine of implied authority.
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The statement is false because it incorrectly names the legal doctrine. When an insurer terminates a producer but leaves behind branded materials that mislead the public into believing the agency relationship still exists, it creates 'apparent authority.' 'Implied authority' is the unwritten authority necessary to perform actual contractual duties, which completely ends when the contract is terminated.
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Types of Producer Authority (Apparent vs. Implied)