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A Rhode Island radio personality and a a former town council president are expected to admit this week to their roles in an insurance fraud scheme involving damage to a home and pool, according to media reports.
Two Pennsylvania businessmen were charged for not carrying workers’ compensation liability insurance, a criminal offense under the Pennsylvania’s Workers’ Compensation Act.
Eight people in Louisiana were indicted by a federal grand jury on charges stemming from an alleged staged crash ring operating for up to seven years.
A Millstone, N.J., man was sentenced to three years in state prison after pleading guilty to second-degree conspiracy to commit insurance fraud in a case concerning an auto repair shop insurance scheme.
Florida sting nails alleged insurance ring involving staged crashes
Arrests warrants were issued for 53 people in Florida, including clinic owners, managers and employees, after a five-month undercover sting targeting fraudulent insurance claims being filed after staged vehicle crashes in Hillsborough County, Fla.
Nine Southern California residents were charged with making false insurance claims and stealing replacement cell phones in an alleged scheme with losses totaling more than $400,000.
A former Dale City, Calif., councilwoman was sentenced to six month in jail by a judge, who called her “a liar” after state investigators filmed her exercising and walking long distances while on paid medical leave.
Ex-convict allegedly kills insurance agent three months after release
A warrant was issued for the arrest of a Savannah, Ga., man, recently released from a 20-year prison term, for the allegedly killing an insurance agent earlier this year.
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A Vineland, N.J., man was sentenced to state prison for five years after his conviction for setting his aunt’s automobile ablaze so that she could collect insurance proceeds.
A former insurance agent from Clayton, Calif., was sentenced to nearly four years in state prison for his role in a $800,000 Ponzi scheme involving stranger-owned life insurance (STOLI).
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