Bridget Freeland / January 25, 2012
CHICAGO (CN) – An asset recovery service claims it discovered a “massive fraud” by Metropolitan Life Insurance and Prudential Financial, which kept more than $524 million in unclaimed life insurance money that should have been turned over to Illinois. In a qui tam complaint in Cook County Court, Total Asset Recovery Services claims that Metlife
CHICAGO (CN) – An asset recovery service claims it discovered a “massive fraud” by Metropolitan Life Insurance and Prudential Financial, which kept more than $524 million in unclaimed life insurance money that should have been turned over to Illinois. In a qui tam complaint in Cook County Court, Total Asset Recovery Services claims that Metlife
CHICAGO (CN) – An asset recovery service claims it discovered a “massive fraud” by Metropolitan Life Insurance and Prudential Financial, which kept more than $524 million in unclaimed life insurance money that should have been turned over to Illinois. In a qui tam complaint in Cook County Court, Total Asset Recovery Services claims that Metlife
CHICAGO (CN) – An asset recovery service claims it discovered a “massive fraud” by Metropolitan Life Insurance and Prudential Financial, which kept more than $524 million in unclaimed life insurance money that should have been turned over to Illinois. In a qui tam complaint in Cook County Court, Total Asset Recovery Services claims that Metlife
CHICAGO (CN) – An asset recovery service claims it discovered a “massive fraud” by Metropolitan Life Insurance and Prudential Financial, which kept more than $524 million in unclaimed life insurance money that should have been turned over to Illinois. In a qui tam complaint in Cook County Court, Total Asset Recovery Services claims that Metlife