Cal. Code Regs. tit. 10 § 2536.12
An advertisement shall not contain statements which are untrue in fact, or by implication misleading, with respect to the assets, corporate structure, financial standing, age or relative position of the insurer in the insurance business. An advertisement shall not contain a recommendation by any commercial rating system unless it clearly indicates the purpose of the recommendation and the limitations of the scope and extent of the recommendation.
GUIDELINE 2536.12
This Subsection is closely related to the requirements of Section 2536.5 concerning the use of statistics. The Subsection prohibits insurers which have been organized for only a brief period of time advertising that they are "old" and also prohibits the use of illustrations of a "home office" building in a manner which is misleading with respect to the actual size and magnitude of the insurer. Also, the occupations of the persons comprising the insurer's board of directors or the public's familiarity with their names or reputations is irrelevant and must not be emphasized. The preponderance of a particular occupation or profession among the board of directors of an insurer does not justify the advertisement of a plan of insurance offered to the general public as insurance designed or recommended by members of that occupation or profession.
For example, it is unacceptable for an insurance company to advertise a policy offered to the general public as "The Physicians' Policy" or "The Doctors' Plan" simply because there is a preponderance of physicians or doctors on the board of directors of the insurer. The rule prohibits the use of a recommendation of a commercial rating system unless the purpose, meaning and limitations of the recommendation are clearly indicated.
Cal. Code Regs. Tit. 10, § 2536.12