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Connecticut Probes Agent Abuses
Connecticut Attorney General Richard Blumenthal says he has evidence some consumers buying auto or homeowners insurance have been misled about agents' compensation, and he expects to bring legal action or seek settlements as a result...
Connecticut Suit Says Marsh and ACE Misled the State
The attorney general of Connecticut sued the Marsh & McLennan Companies and a unit of the Ace Group of Companies on January 21, accusing them of working together to mislead the state and increase costs on an $80 million contract for workers' compensation insurance...
Information Sought as Part of Insurance Industry Probe
Insurer Aegon NV said it was summoned to provide information to U.S. prosecutors investigating insurance fraud. Chief Executive Don Shepard said that the Connecticut Attorney General had subpoenaed Aegon to provide information about the company and its operations...
Connecticut Attorney General Issues 42 Subpoenas in Insurance Industry Inquiry
According to The Wall Street Journal, The Connecticut Attorney General issued 42 subpoenas to the largest insurance companies and insurance brokers in the United States. None of the companies have been named by the attorney general...
Aon & Willis Subpoenaed as Part of Insurance Fraud Investigation
As revealed in their latest quarterly filing, Aon was subpoenaed on October 25, 2004 by the Connecticut attorney General. They are seeking documents relating to whether Aon had engaged in bid-rigging or solicitation of insurance quotes...
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