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.... He explained he kept the cash at home because it was earnings he did not wis...

... I. TARGET MARKET All current home owner and/or condo insurance clients o..., the majority of people insure their homes and autos but neglect to insure th...

... had obtained from the SIU investigator. Counsel led the insured down a path of lies: The insured claimed to have purchased the vehicle for $100,000 cash, which he obtained from his business, an escort service. He explained he kept the cash at home because it was earnings he did not wish recorded in a bank account. He produced a bill of sale purportedly signed by the neighbor reflecting a $100,000 sale. He produced the ownership certificate and the registration establishing that the vehicle existed. He claimed ... have forgotten to bring the keys to the vehicle with him. Counsel then presented the true documents, item by item. The insured claimed that the documents recorded at the Department of Motor Vehicles were filed by the seller and he had no knowledge of the changes made by the seller. In fact, he could not understand why the seller had filed such strange documents. After counsel had established, with certainty in counsel's mind, that the insured had sworn falsely, the examination under oath was terminated. Counsel met privately with the ... photographs he had taken at the dealership. Classic Car Insurance Co., taking his application on face value, issued the policy. Since the car was to be driven only 1,000 or fewer miles per year, the premium on the policy, including third-party Liability coverage, was less than $1 ,000. The insured financed the premium with a local insurance financing company and had to make a down payment of only $200. His first payment was due 30 days later. Two days before the payment was due ...