by Structured Settlement Watchdog
In an April 2006 court submission, Attorney Richard B. Risk, Jr, the AIG antagonist, opined that Allstate Life Insurance Company's submission of a Cancellation of Appointment to Insurance Commissioner on January 16, 2002 "was not required unless termination was for reasons of mural turpitude".
"Mural Turpitude?"
–RICHARD B. RISK, JR., an individual, STRUCTURED SETTLEMENT SERVICES; ) and STRUCTURED SETTLEMENT SERVICES, ) LLC., an Oklahoma corporation v ALLSTATE LIFE INSURANCE, an Illinois Corporation, ALLSTATE INSURANCE COMPANY, an Illinois corporation, ALLSTATE INDEMNITY COMPANY, an Illinois corporation, and ALLSTATE PROPERTY & CASUALTY COMPANY USDC ND/OK Case 4:04-cv-00333-CVE FHM Document 40 Exhibit 14.
Exhibit number 2 cited by Risk was a "Memo for record by Dick Risk, March 14, 2002, of conversation with yours truly, advising that Allstate considered Dick Risk to have rubbed them the wrong way".
In March 1997, by his own admission in Exhibit 3, Risk received a memo from his general agent "regarding non interference with Allstate approved brokers or threatened loss of appointment".
Dick Risk lost his action against Allstate, which was dismissed July 17, 2006.
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