To inflate revenues, the firm was creating phony insurance policies, often with the help of employees during late-night parties.
Prosecutors said the hospice was phony from the start, and Mr. Kirschenbaum created fake policies and fictitious board minutes that fooled state officials into granting him a license.
The U.S. attorney's office in New York and the U.S. Postal Inspection Service also are looking into complaints that wholesalers sold phony Lloyd's policies, a source close to those investigations said.
Q: Dana, does President Bush agree with Rush Limbaugh that troops who don't support his Iraq policy are phony soldiers?
She is phony and changes her policies on whim.
--Rick Santorum on CBS's Face the Nation, explaining his statement that Obama's environmental policy is "about some phony ideal, some phony theology.
Mr. Obama's ideas of public policy constituted a "phony theology," he said, an incendiary charge in a volatile political environment, as was his skeptical statement that "the president says he's a Christian".
There's Trump's corruption of our discourse with nonstop disinformation, which includes his daily, routinized lying but also the basing of consequential policy decisions on phony rationales saturated in bottomless dishonesty and bad faith.
Choice is the misleading word used to cover a phony pass at a privacy policy, which retailers, insurers and banks are now touting, while consent is your valuable power to say "yes" that they are desperate to deny customers.
It concluded that "investments in high speed broadband networks are taking place more quickly in parts of Asia and in the United States" and that "investment in Fiber to the Premises (FTTP) networks has been so far very limited" in the EU due to its reliance on policies that support phony competition.
