Administrator Of Student Health Insurance Indicted
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ABINDGON, Va.,
In a sealed indictment returned
According to the indictment, under the direction of Gutschlag, GM-Southwest was in the business of collecting health insurance premiums from students and universities, paying claims and providing reports related to the premium collection and claims payment both to the university and the carriers. The carriers, in turn, paid GM-Southwest a set commission or fee, typically a percentage of the gross premium collected.
From
The indictment accuses Gutschlag and GM-Southwest of overstating the amount of claims paid on behalf of
If convicted, Gutschlag faces a maximum possible penalty of up to 20 years in prison on each count and/or fines ranging from
The investigation of the case is being conducted by the Internal Revenue Service Criminal Investigation. Assistant
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