Chenango County (NY) insurance policy limits show the County defrauded the federal court and the plaintiffs in Argro v Osborne

Chenango County asserted to the federal court for 4 years, through its attorneys, that its insurance policy has very puny payout limit (not more than $150,000) and will not approve a settlement of more than, first, $2,000, then $10,000, and then $30,000.

Not only New York law prohibits insurance companies to insure against intentional misconduct, but the policy limits asserted by Chenango County through its attorneys were not even the truth.

Here is the insurance policy limits from the policy I obtained from Chenango County through a FOIL request.

The policy limit per each occurrence is 1 million dollars (I received policy renewals from 2008 to 2016, coverage limits are identical), and there were many occurrences asserted against the Chenango County Department of Social Services in the currently pending lawsuit Argro v Osborne, see also the 2nd amended complaint in the case.

So, attorney Erin Donnelly of Levine, Gouldin and Thompson, LLP of Binghamton, NY, was, in fact, lying to the court and to the plaintiffs in Argro v Osborne when it said that the County insurance limits are very low.

I will continue to analyze the massive number of documents I received from Chenango County through FOIL and will post some of the most relevant ones, with comments, soon.

Stay tuned.