The physician also alleges that kickbacks are involved, with Allstate paying an amount in excess of the No Fault fee schedule, with kickbacks to the evaluation company...BD

Allstate Insurance was hit late last week with a 78 page racketeering complaint, charging the good hands people with conducting sham medical exams. The rigged exams were done to deny payments for future treatment, according to a civil complaint filed in the United States District Court for the Eastern District of New York. McGee-v-Allstate.pdfimage

This racketeering allegations were filed by a physician, John McGee, just one month after he filed a similar racketeering complaint against State Farm. The doctor charges that Allstate conspired with medical evaluation companies and physicians to contest the necessity for care and treatment rendered by McGee to his patients. Allstate, through these companies and physicians, conducted "independent" exams to see if treatment was still needed, but which exams McGee says were rigged. Those companies and doctors are co-defendants in the suit. He alleges a scam to "defraud over a million dollars through the creation and submissions of thousands of fraudulent documents created for the sole purpose of denying [McGee] his constitutional rights to practice medicine in the state of New York."

New York Personal Injury Law Blog: Allstate Slammed With RICO Charge Over Sham Medical Exams

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