Geico insurance company deliberately and fraudulently portrays drivers as responsible for accidents they didn’t cause and arbitrarily assigns drivers to high-risk indemnity status in an attempt to keep customers from switching carriers, a class action alleges.
Staten Island, N.Y., drivers Efrain Hernandez and Thomas Calkins filed suit March 7 against Geico in U.S. District Court for the Eastern District of New York. They request class certification and unspecified damages. Read the complaint here.
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