Urges U.S. Department of Justice to investigate certain claims handling practices related to Superstorm Sandy flood insurance claims.

SCR 94 is a New Jersey Senate resolution urging the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate insurance companies' claims handling for Superstorm Sandy flood insurance. It specifically targets allegations that insurers allegedly rewrote engineering reports to deny coverage to homeowners who paid flood insurance premiums. The resolution cites a 2014 New York court case (Raimey v. Wright) and similar reports in New Jersey, suggesting potential fraud in claims processing. If proven, these practices could violate laws, and the resolution seeks a federal investigation to determine accountability. As a concurrent resolution, it does not create law but formally requests federal action.