U.S. v. Sokolow, No. 95-1367 (3rd Cir.) (91 F.3d 396) (July 26, 1996) (Judge Jane A. Restani)
In this case, the defendant created and controlled a corporation through which he received commissions on premiums obtained from the sale of fraudulent insurance policies. The defendant would defraud small business owners by inducing them to purchase insurance by submitting insurance premiums to his fraudulent insurance corporation. Once the premiums ...
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