Under what circumstance can Aflac prosecute an agent?

Prosecuting an agent for committing fraud is a serious matter and is justified because fraud undermines the integrity of Aflac and the trust of clients. Fraudulent activities can involve misleading information, misrepresentation of policies, or any deceptive practice aimed at achieving personal gain at the expense of the company or its clients. Aflac has a responsibility to maintain ethical standards and protect its reputation, which includes taking action against any agent who engages in such misconduct. The consequences of fraud can be severe, potentially involving legal action and damage to both the agent's and the company's credibility. This commitment to ethical conduct is crucial in maintaining the trust and confidence of policyholders and the public.