January 3, 2012 – Attorney General Martha Coakley’s office recently announced that the premium finance company IPFS has agreed to pay the Attorney General’s Office $82,000 for unlawful auto insurance cancellations by failing to provide required notice prior to canceling policies. The AG’s office says that approximately $62,942 will be paid to more than 50 […]
MA Law | Insurance Fraud
Premium Finance Companies To Repay $340k to Victims of Kilgore Insurance Agency Scheme
Two premium finance companies, Premium Assignment Corporation (PAC), a subsidiary of SunTrust Banks, Inc. and FIRST Insurance Funding Corp. (FIRST), a subsidiary of Wintrust Financial Corporation settled with the Attorney General’s Office last week over its roles in assisting Kilgore Insurance Agency of Peabody, MA to defraud its insureds by padding premiums by millions of […]
William Gallagher Associates Settles With Connecticut for $1.7 million
Connecticut Insurance Commissioner Thomas B. Leonardi and Attorney General George Jepsen recently announced that it had settled with the Massachusetts-based insurance broker, William Gallagher Associates, Inc., over illegal billing and concealed commissions allegations. This agreement follows the almost $4 million dollar settlement between the company and The Commonwealth of Massachusetts in 2007 involving similar allegations. […]
South Hadley Man Pleads Guilty to Defrauding Insurance Company
A South Hadley roofing company is caught misclassifying its workers in order to evade high worker’s compensation rates.
Grand Jury Indictments Allege $10million in Medicaid Fraud
By Andy MetzgerSTATE HOUSE NEWS SERVICE STATE HOUSE, BOSTON, SEPT. 30, 2011…..Three health care companies and ten individuals allegedly bilked the state Medicaid Program out of $10 million, Attorney General Martha Coakley said Friday, announcing 118 criminal indictments returned Thursday by a statewide grand jury and grand juries in Suffolk and Bristol counties.“Medicaid is one […]
