Ontario Accident Leads To Insurance Fraud Charge
Ontario Accident Leads To Insurance Fraud Charge
After the accident occurred, Fiedler went online and changed his deductible from $1,000 to $125. The next day, he went back online to report the accident, but said that it had occurred on October 26. He also contacted the other driver to try to get him to provide the insurance company with false information about the accident, which the other driver refused to do. Instead, the driver reported the fraud to Fiedler's insurance company.
Insurance fraud is a felony and can result in fines and prison time. If you've been arrested for insurance fraud or another type of fraud, you need the help of a skilled criminal defense attorney like Robert Michael Helfend.
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