Archer Building Company executives charged with worker’s compensation insurance fraud [The Sacramento Bee]
The owner of the
Bail was set at
A lawyer for the three individuals,
“My clients categorically deny these allegations and remain hopeful that this tragic understanding can be resolved,” he said.
The three defendants allegedly conspired together to illegally lower the company’s worker compensation rate after the company’s rates increased in 2016, the
Allison, listed as the owner on the company’s website, is accused of forming a second company,
“In 2020, Allison Development’s workers’ compensation policy was canceled and the employees transferred back to
The investigation, the release says, found that
Morman was the bookkeeper and point person for insurance audits for both companies, the release said.
The next court hearing in the case is scheduled for
Archer Building, a construction manager and construction company, stresses its ethics on its website.
“Beginning with the simple yet extremely important philosophy as ‘The Golden Rule’ and coupling that with honesty, we strive to treat our clients, customers and our employees, the same way we like to be treated,” the company said.
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