Litigation
Nov. 4, 2014
Scammed insurance company workers to get $36.8 million, judge rules
Employees of a Novato-based insurance company should receive $36.8 million after being scammed into putting their retirement savings into phony investments, a Marin County judge has tentatively ruled.
Daily Journal Staff Writer
Employees of a Novato-based insurance company should receive $36.8 million after being scammed into putting their retirement savings into phony investments, a Marin County judge has tentatively ruled.
Wrapping up a bench trial for damages, Superior Court Judge Roy Chernus on Thursday tentatively ordered ING North America Insurance Corp. to pay off more than 30 current and former employees of Fireman&...
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