Sentence examples for improper insurance from inspiring English sources

John Hancock had its own scandal in the 1990's, when it engaged in improper insurance sales practices that cheated clients.

Interesting isn't it, how investors shrugged off Mr. Spitzer's investigation into improper insurance practices at Marsh and other companies when it came to light on April 23?

Mr. Porr, who was fired by the new administration and is now the city manager of Bronxville, in Westchester County, said that when he learned of accusations of improper insurance payments last December, he encouraged a review of the situation.

Mr. Al-Amin had been accused of driving a stolen Ford Explorer, having improper insurance documents, and of impersonating a police officer by flashing a fake badge and claiming he was a police officer in Whitehall, Ala.

Zenefits has settled similar investigations in other states for improper insurance sales methods.

Mr. Molino said that the Pentagon would cooperate with the accountability office and that any improper handling of insurance paperwork would be stopped.

[C6.] Cigna Agrees to Pay Connecticut Cigna Health Care agreed to pay Connecticut $870,388 as a result of what the state's attorney general referred to as "improper payments of insurance commissions" over the last 14 years on dental coverage for state workers.

An audit by the new administration also revealed improper spending of health insurance benefits that cost the city more than $1 million.

The debt crisis in the euro zone and banking scandals, including the improper sale of an insurance product to clients that could not benefit from it, has delayed the banks' recovery and weighed on their share prices.

New York State regulators are investigating whether banks received improper payments from two insurance companies that write policies for financially troubled homeowners, as part of their examination of the unusual web of business relationships between the companies.

To support Ms. Harris's request for a court order, he filed two sworn declarations by Thomas D. Gober, a financial fraud examiner with experience identifying improper transactions among affiliated insurance companies.