Fraudster’s delay tactics cost victims $14.6 million in premiums for junk insurance, FTC says
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A preliminary injunction would give the receiver authority he currently lacks under the Temporary Restraining Order -- including an ability to give customers who are still paying monthly premiums an opportunity to cancel.
Those consumers have kept paying -- often without realizing their policies are worthless -- while Dorfman resorted to legal "gamemanship" to delay the preliminary injunction, the
Dorfman did not respond to a request for comment made through his attorney,
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While the two sides wrangled between
Saying that Dorfman has presented no evidence against the
"The fraud uncovered in this case is especially vast and egregious," the
Dorfman used his victims' proceeds to support a lavish lifestyle, including rent on a
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