pilfering orphans from ex employer
total hypothetical.
lets say an agent signs onto being a "captive/career" agent with an insurance carrier. After sometime, agent produces reasonably and moderately for said company and gains access to an orphan database.
Agents leaves said company. What would be the LEGAL ramifications of said agent contacting orphans of the company with full disclosure that said agent no longer represents said company. And making sales calls saying something to the effect of "I would like to do an insurance review you(client), since you no longer have an agent of record with said insurance company."
I have been a fly on the wall on these forums for some time now, never really felt the need to post anything since most everything has been covered. I really respect a lot of the advice that has been given by many of you. However, I am not looking for eithcal or moral opions/judgement. (eventhough I'm sure I'll get it anyway)
Strictly, I knew a guy who did that and he got sued to the gills, or something of the like.
Do you think one agent is going to be able to make enough waves to warrant any legal action period?
total hypothetical.
lets say an agent signs onto being a "captive/career" agent with an insurance carrier. After sometime, agent produces reasonably and moderately for said company and gains access to an orphan database.
Agents leaves said company. What would be the LEGAL ramifications of said agent contacting orphans of the company with full disclosure that said agent no longer represents said company. And making sales calls saying something to the effect of "I would like to do an insurance review you(client), since you no longer have an agent of record with said insurance company."
I have been a fly on the wall on these forums for some time now, never really felt the need to post anything since most everything has been covered. I really respect a lot of the advice that has been given by many of you. However, I am not looking for eithcal or moral opions/judgement. (eventhough I'm sure I'll get it anyway)
Strictly, I knew a guy who did that and he got sued to the gills, or something of the like.
Do you think one agent is going to be able to make enough waves to warrant any legal action period?
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