The Tarrant County grand jury's indictment alleges that Richard Kent Livesay engaged in organized crime by submitting lawsuits against insurers without first getting the homeowners' consent.
June 12, 2017 at 06:37 PM
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A South Texas attorney was indicted on 16 counts of insurance-related fraud after an investigation alleged he filed numerous roof hail damage lawsuits against insurers on behalf of homeowners he never met.
The Tarrant County grand jury’s June 5 indictment alleges that Richard Kent Livesay engaged in organized crime by submitting lawsuits against insurance companies between 2014 and 2016 without first getting the homeowners’ consent.
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