An attorney fired by Steinger, Iscoe, Greene & McAfee claims the firm illegally colluded with doctors to conduct unnecessary surgeries on clients to inflate damage claims against insurance companies.
August 06, 2014 at 12:12 AM
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An attorney fired from Steinger, Iscoe, Greene & McAfee claims the firm illegally colluded with doctors to conduct unnecessary surgeries on clients to inflate damage claims against insurance companies.
In response, the personal injury firm claims the plaintiff, Hilary Chulock, was fired for misrepresenting terms of a settlement.
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