A Villa Rica solo who was walloped with a lawsuit accusing him of complicity in an insurance scam that netted unknown crooks a half-million dollars came out swinging this week, accusing Coface Northern America Insurance of trying to blame him for its own slipshod claims handling.
Coface sued James Davis III and 50 “John Doe” defendants in federal court in Atlanta after scammers using bogus email accounts to high-jack a $3 million settlement meant for a policyholder by having it wired to Davis’s escrow account.
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