An appeals court has upheld an insurance agency's liability in a scheme where one of its employees falsely claimed to have sold workers' compensation insurance to a professional employer organization.
June 18, 2015 at 06:01 AM
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An appeals court has upheld a defendant’s liability in a scheme where an employee of an insurance agency falsely claimed to have sold workers’ compensation insurance to a professional employer organization.
The case, Regency Oaks Corporation v. Norman-Spencer McKernan, 14-01911, split the Appellate Division, Fourth Department, panel 3-2 and is eligible for automatic review by the state Court of Appeals.
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