Lockton denies fraud allegations in ongoing legal dispute

High Court London

Broker admits former employee forged an email from Axa along with settlement offers for a claim, but claims the business was misled and that these actions did not result in any losses for the customer.

Lockton has denied allegations of fraud in an ongoing legal spat brought forward by property investor Aubrey Weis.

As previously reported, Weis-owned Combined Property Control accused Lockton of changing an insurance certificate, two settlement forms and faking some details on an email from Axa.

The case relates to a property claim from CPC following damage arising from a fire at its Golden Triangle estate in Widnes.

Weis, CPC and one of the property investor’s other companies, Elcombe

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