Fraud defendant who gets his case dismissed is lucky. But when he sues the prosecutors and insurers, he isn’t grateful but vengeful.

Fraud defendant who gets his case dismissed is lucky. But when he sues the prosecutors and insurers, he isn’t grateful but vengeful.

June 10th, 2026 by Barry Zalma in HassanFayed

This is the case of Hassan Fayad vs. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. et al, in U.S. District Court, of Michigan, the Southern Division. Plaintiff Hassan Fayed owned businesses providing transportation, diagnostics, testing, and therapy services. He regularly billed insurance companies for these services. He was arrested and tried for fraud and then convicted. He subsequently… Read More

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Fraud defendant who gets his case dismissed is lucky. But when he sues the prosecutors and insurers, he isn’t grateful but vengeful.

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