Hulk Hogan looking to body-slam Wells FargoPosted by RJ and Makay on Oct 06, 2010 |
According to
an article recently published on InsuranceJournal.com, insurance agents have a lot to learn from Hulk Hogan and the downsides of selling coverage to wealthy clients.
The well-known, ex-professional wrestler turned reality TV star is suing his insurance broker, Wells Fargo. Hogan alleges the broker failed to properly minimize his liability; thus, causing him financial hardship.
The suit is based on a 2007 accident involving Hogan’s son, Nick, who crashed his car while street racing—leaving his passenger, John Graziano, with traumatic brain injury.
The suit left Hogan's personal fortune of $30 million exposed. And, after exhausting the $250,000 injury limit on Hogan's auto insurance policy, Graziano and the Hogan family reached an out-of-court settlement for what is expected to be life-long medical care for Graziano.
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