Personal Injury Law

Allstate Fined $25,000 A Day in Missouri For Not Producing Documents

By Greg Webb

Allstate Insurance Company has made it clear that although it is being fined $25,000 daily, it will not produce key records in a case pending in Missouri (thereby becoming public documents) unless the documents are sealed. The documents in question, also known as the McKinsey documents, have been called the "holy grail" for lawyers representing injured people (plaintiff's lawyers). The McKinsey documents came to be known when an Allstate client, Paul Aldridge, was involved in an automobile accident. Aldridge ran into the back of a truck, which severely injured the other driver. Allstate has not paid for the claim, which happened seven years ago, and Aldridge sued for bad faith.

Full post as published by Charlottesville Personal Injury Lawyer on December 28, 2007 (boomark / email).