Another Proactive Insurer Works to Take the Profit Out of Insurance
Fraud
Post 4709
In Allstate Insurance Company, Allstate Indemnity Company, Allstate Fire
& Casualty Insurance Company, and Allstate Property & Casualty
Insurance Company v. Bradley Pierre, Medical Reimbursement Consultants
Inc., Marvin Moy, M.D., Rutland Medical P.C. D/B/A Medicalnow, William
A. Weiner, D.O., and Nexray Medical Imaging, P.C. d/b/a Soul Radiology
Medical Imaging, No. 23-CV-06572 (NGG) (LB), United States District
Court, E.D. New York (January 8, 2024) Allstate joins GEICO and other
insurers taking a proactive effort against no-fault insurance fraud
perpetrators.
Plaintiffs Allstate Insurance Company sued Bradley Pierre, et al,
CONCLUSION
Allstate's motion for preliminary injunctive relief was GRANTED.
Consequently:
all pending no-fault collection arbitrations by Rutland (or its agents)
against Plaintiffs are stayed.
Rutland is enjoined from filing any further no-fault collection
arbitrations or lawsuits against Allstate pending resolution of the
instant federal action.
Allstate's request that the court waive their obligation to post
security was also GRANTED.
ZALMA OPINION
Allstate, like many other insurers writing no-fault auto insurance in
New York state find that they are victims of fraudulent schemes like the
one described by Allstate in its lengthy and well documented law suit.
The court faced with overwhelming evidence, including the fact that one
of the defendants is under indictment by the federal Department of
Justice. This lawsuit indicates a complete failure of the no-fault
insurance system and the inability of the state of New York to police
the crime. Allstate, like GEICO, should be honored and emulated for
their action in an attempt to take the profit out of insurance fraud.
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