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In reply to the discussion: Indicting Mitt Romney is nearly impossible - now [View all]laserhaas
(7,805 posts)Insurance companies tend to be diversified; which makes them.hard to kill.
There's a well documented case of John Gellene, a lawyer from Milbank & Tweed. Gellene's Bankruptcy Fraud was caught, because he tried to scam Jackson Life Insurance via the case of In re: Bucyrus.
Unlike our Toys Industry case, where there are hundreds of lies, John Gellene only lied twice. But Gellene went to jail and Milbank & Tweed coughed up $1.9 million in 1994.
Milton Reagan wrote a book about John Gellene's case and law professors have written tons of published papers.
Milton's book is title "Eat What You Kill: The fall of a Wall Street Lawyer"
Jackson Life was who Gellen and Milbank were stealing from.
In our case, Romney & Sachs are stealing from the Toys Industry; and Mattel is in on the schemes.