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Penalty levied against former agent for failing to disclose second job

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By The IJ Staff | July 8, 2020, 3 p.m.

Flash | ALBERTA INSURANCE COUNCIL (AIC) | Disciplinary Decisions

A former life, accident and sickness insurance agent will pay a civil penalty for not declaring a second occupation.

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