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Who's Working for Whom?Navigation: Main page Author: Barrett, William P. Section: Informer
These recent criminal cases around the country involving insurance adjusters do not exactly augur well for the cleanup process from the many hurricanes across the South this year. ADJUSTER/LOCATION: Edward Colon/Trenton, N.J. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: cheating insurers with false claims STATUS: sentenced to 6 years ADJUSTER/LOCATION: William Kurczodyna/Chicago, Ill. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: pushing $1 million in phony auto damages STATUS: pleaded not guilty ADJUSTER/LOCATION: Mitchell Markowitz/Brooklyn, N.Y. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: helping to overvalue losses STATUS: fined $10,000 ADJUSTER/LOCATION: Neil Roeder/Boca Raton, Fla. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: taking $20,000 to exaggerate damages STATUS: probation for 2 years ADJUSTER/LOCATION: Nancy L. Romano/Jackson, Mich. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: embezzling $1.5 million from AAA Michigan STATUS: sentenced to 5-14 years ADJUSTER/LOCATION: John C. Roney/Glen Falls, N.Y. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: making up victims of real car accidents STATUS: sentenced to 13 months ADJUSTER/LOCATION: Marc Rossi/Hamilton, N.J. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: torching two homes, two firms and a barn STATUS: sentenced to 8 years ADJUSTER/LOCATION: Linda Wiser/Glendale, Calif. ALLEGATIONS INCLUDE: issuing payments for bogus claims STATUS: sentenced to 2 years PHOTO (COLOR) ~~~~~~~~ By William P. Barrett in the Fair Use guidelines of the 1976 U.S. Copyright Act. info [at] singlearticles.com Powered by CommonSense |
Tufts University received a $100-million gift last week, the largest in its history, and plans to use the money in an unusual way: to make small loans throughout the developing world. Judge Criticizes FEC Over Heavy '04 Soft Money Spending. Playing with the Google generation. |
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