A Maryland repeat offender has been convicted of insurance fraud twice in under a year, a Baltimore case laying bare how revoked agents keep selling while carriers fail to look past the name on an application.
A Baltimore County jury has returned a guilty verdict against a Parkville financial advisor on multiple felony insurance fraud charges, marking his second conviction within a year, according to Maryland Attorney General Anthony Brown.
Michael C. Okolo, 68, was found guilty on 10 felony counts tied to acting as an insurance agent without a valid license…