A plea agreement appears to have been reached in a case where a Costa Rican man allegedly led a $670 million life settlement scheme, according to an Associated Press report.
Two Costa Rican men accused of defrauding clients and investors of more than $670 million in an alleged life insurance scheme pleaded not guilty and requested jury trials.
Dean Zarras hit a home run with his recent article on how America’s treatment of health insurance as an endless source of payment for anything deemed, “health care,” could lead to national financial ruin.