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Florida Alleges $2.7 Million Workers’ Compensation Fraud

 Wednesday, June 15, 2011

 Insurance Journal

Florida regulators have announced the arrest of a North Carolina man who allegedly collected more than $2.7 million in workers’ compensation premiums from a company by providing a fake policy. Florida Chief Financial Officer Jeff Atwater said that Delmas Fuller, of Wake Forest, North Carolina has been charged with mail and wire fraud. Florida’s insurance fraud investigators say that National Employment Services believed they had purchased a workers’ compensation policy through a North Carolina insurance agent named David Walker, doing business as Southeast Services Inc. The company told investigators it had paid Southeast Services some $2.7 million, for which Walker issued multiple certificates of insurance.
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