Are independent agents liable for giving bad advice on how long insureds should keep their insurance policies? The MA Appeals Court weighs in.
Insurance Law | Massachusetts
Brockton Contractor Sentenced For Tax Fraud And Workers’ Compensation Insurance Fraud
As part of his payroll scam, the defendant kept two separate payroll books and had his companies file false payroll information with both the IRS and their workers’ compensation insurance carriers.
Lowell Temporary Staffing Agency Owner Charged For Workers’ Compensation Fraud
The owner of a Lowell-based temporary labor staffing agency has been indicted on charges of workers’ compensation fraud for failing to disclose true size of payroll to its insurance provider.
Worcester Investment Adviser Charged With Stealing $2.9 Million From His Clients
A former investment adviser representative has entered into a plea agreement for misappropriating $2.9 million from his investment advisory clients between 2010 and 2019.
Daughter Denied $142,000 Loss Under Dad’s Gloucester Homeowner’s Policy Because Not A “Household Member” Per Policy Terms
The Massachusetts Appeals Court denied coverage for a $142,000 personal property claim arising out of a 2015 fire loss where the named insured’s daughter lived on the insured property, but did not qualify as an insured because she was not a household member.
