NU Online News Service, Dec.11, 3:00 p.m. EST
A New York Workers' Compensation Board (WCB) spokesman said WCB's $405 million civil fraud lawsuit against Bermuda-based CRM Holdings Ltd., as the administrator of six self-insured trusts, would not be affected by any action of the New York Attorney General.
On Tuesday, five days after the board sued CRM, Steven M. Cohen, Attorney General's Andrew Cuomo's counselor and chief of staff, wrote the company that his office would sue CRM as well unless the firm made a settlement offer in five days.
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