Former La. Insurance Agency Employee Accused of Misappropriating Premiums

Louisiana Department of Insurance Fraud Unit investigators served a former insurance agency employee with a cease and desist order barring her from working in the insurance business in the state, Insurance Commissioner Robert Wooley announced.

Investigators served Susan Poston, 27, of 603 Watson Drive, Natchitoches, with a C&D order that states, in part, that Poston kept premium payments taken from customers and forged signatures on applications for insurance.

In a related action, DOI fraud investigators served Danny Tullos Robertson, 58, a licensed insurance producer in Natchitoches, with notice of a $500 fine for allowing Poston to solicit, negotiate and effect policies of insurance while working for him, even though she did not have an insurance license and therefore lacked the knowledge, training and experience to properly serve the public in that capacity.

Latest Comments

• January 22, 2005 at 8:39 am

  Insurance Lady says:

  I have no doubt that he knew. What shocks me is the lack of accountability by the Dept of Insurance. Seems to me that someone needs to hold the agency principals responsible... read more
• January 22, 2005 at 8:24 am

  Just think about it says:

  In response to Insurance Lady, if you think about it I think he knew darn well what he was doing by having her sign/forge the signatures,that way if he DID get caught then he ... read more
• January 13, 2005 at 1:54 am

  Insurance Lady says:

  I cant believe the employer was only fined $500!! Anybody who is either so reckless or stupid as to allow an unlicensed employee this kind of "free reign" should be more hars... read more