GEICO sues chiropractor over alleged $1.27 million No-Fault scheme

New York’s No-Fault system lets crash victims hand their benefits – up to $50,000 each – to providers, who bill insurers directly. The law has a string attached: only a practice genuinely owned by a licensed professional can collect. According to the complaint, the chiropractor “agreed to cede all true ownership and control over the PC Defendants and would falsely pose as the owner,” while unlicensed managers ran the business.