Which situation does HIPAA NOT affect regarding the use of medical information in property and casualty insurance?

The situation in which HIPAA does not affect the use of medical information in property and casualty insurance is related to settling claims for stolen property. HIPAA, the Health Insurance Portability and Accountability Act, primarily focuses on the protection of individuals' medical information and regulates how health information can be used and disclosed.

In the context of property and casualty insurance, settling a claim for stolen property does not typically require access to an individual’s medical records or health information. The determination of value and the nature of the theft are based on the property itself, rather than any health-related data.

On the other hand, claims related to auto medical payments, bodily injury, and workers compensation all involve personal health information. These situations necessitate the use of medical data to evaluate claims due to injuries and treatment related to accidents or workplace incidents, and here, HIPAA regulations would come into play to protect that sensitive information.