17 arrested in $42.5 million fraud at Claims Conference
The U.S. Attorney\’s Office in New York has arrested 17 people for participating in a $42.5 million fraud at the Claims Conference.
The U.S. Attorney\’s Office in New York has arrested 17 people for participating in a $42.5 million fraud at the Claims Conference.
Since she fled the former Soviet Union more than a decade ago, Anya Verkhovskaya has come more than full circle.
Virtually all Jews locked up in concentration camps, ghettos and similar places of incarceration during the Holocaust may now apply for compensation from a newly created $5 billion German foundation.
Three out of every four insurance policy claims submitted by Holocaust survivors or heirs of victims are being rejected by European insurers.
State Sen. Tom Hayden handed Quackenbush a petition that called for the suspension of 64 insurance companies practicing in California which have failed to honor Holocaust-era claims.