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The former Lockton employee’s suit alleges sexual and gender harassment. -
The lawsuit alleges the data is being used by insurers to increase premiums.
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The insurer said Dellwood’s "spin" isn’t enough to dismiss the litigation.
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The lawsuit names additional attorneys, doctors and medical practices.
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Greg Lindberg owned four North Carolina-domiciled insurance companies.
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White Rock claims CCB was responsible for the “lion’s share” of fraudulent letters of credit.
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The lawsuit demands coverage from insurers following opioid and product liability-related settlements.
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States are grappling with first responder claims litigation as some move to expand presumptions to more worker types.
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A lawsuit filed last month by a former employee alleged sexual and gender harassment.
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While the alleged fraud is shocking, could it suggest the industry is under-investing in claims?
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The decision comes weeks before the rule was set to take effect in September.
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The suit also charges the agents with unjust enrichment and contract breach.
