"[He] has earned more money from his solo personal injury practice, opened subsequent to the onset of his disability, than he had prior to his alleged total disability," the insurer said of the attorney.
February 08, 2024 at 09:59 AM
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An Oregon insurance company is suing in federal court to get back the money it paid in a claim to a Florida attorney who it says might not be as disabled as he purports.
In Standard Insurance Co. v. James L. Magazine, the company, which is commonly known by its brand name, The Standard, alleges in 2019, attorney James Magazine submitted a claim to Standard, claiming to be “totally disabled” in his occupation.
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