From Good Hands to Boxing Gloves: The Dark Side of Insurance by D. Berardinelli​

From Good Hands to Boxing Gloves: The Dark Side of Insurance by David Berardinelli • Hardcover • Trial Guides; First Edition (January 1, 2008) • 189 Pages Condition: Excellent ————————————- We've all seen the names of big insurance company CEOs, receiving federal bailout money from American taxpayers. Most had no problem denying insurance claims en masse but it might be surprising to realize that these same CEOs made over $350 million in salary and stock options during this time. At AIG, denial and underpayment systems were created which led to what you hold in your hands now: David J. Berardinelli's investigative book “From Good Hands to Boxing Gloves: The Dark Side of Insurance.” In this book, you’ll learn how Allstate paid their CEO with stock worth over $250 million, with an additional payment at retirement of $50 million, and a retirement package worth over $70 million. At this same time, Allstate’s CEO oversaw the company's rejection of Hurricane Katrina loss claims, how those costs were passed off onto American taxpayers. This book reveals the true reasons behind mass claim rejections, undo delays, and even improperly forcing claimants into court. This is the story the insurance industry doesn't want you to know. ———————————- * Written primarily for the legal and insurance professional, this book will also appeal to anyone interested in how this industry (really) works. The price reflects comparison listings & actual sales, web-wide. *