Does Rachel Lindsey’s Ex, Bryan Abasolo, Have Fraud Lawsuits?
Bachelor Nation fans think they’ve uncovered Bryan Abasolo’s alleged dark past involving fraud lawsuits. Keep reading for all the details on the Bachelorette alum.
Bryan Abasolo’s Nickname Is Dr. Abs
TV viewers first met Bryan Abasolo as a contestant on Season 13 of The Bachelorette. He earned Rachel Lindsay’s first impression rose and became a fan favorite in the franchise.
He tied the knot with Rachel in 2019 after proposing in the Season 13 finale. Shocking news broke earlier this week that Bryan had filed for divorce from the reality star, citing irreconcilable differences.
Bryan Abasolo has a career as a chiropractor and owns his own clinic in California. However, he also uses his social media to spread health and fitness facts to everyone.
His nickname is “Dr. Abs,” which is both a play on his last name and a fitting description of his physical attributes.
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Does Rachel Lindsey’s Ex Have Fraud Lawsuits?
Before opening his own business in California, Bryan had a practice in Florida. According to Radar Online, he was licensed in Kentucky and Pennsylvania, too. At least, he was in 2017.
The outlet reported that year about a 2016 fraud lawsuit Bryan faced from the All State Insurance Company in Pennsylvania. He was accused of “false medical documentation.”
That included allegedly sending patients for unnecessary MRIs and committing insurance fraud to “obtain payments from All State for treatment that was never rendered, was medically unnecessary, and was not lawfully rendered.”
Dr. Abasolo and others named in the lawsuit denied the allegations. The case was dismissed in 2017 “without costs or fees to any party,” according to Radar Online.
Bachelor Nation Fans Uncover More
However, a Bachelor Nation fan on Reddit claims there were other lawsuits against the chiropractor when he was working in Florida.
The conversation kicked off when they wrote, “I have disliked Bryan ever since the medical malpractice/Florida Department of Health/All State suits came to light over his insurance fraud and his improper treatment of a three-year-old patient” in a comment about the divorce.
When asked for details from another Redditor, the OP shared more. “The Florida Department of Health filed a complaint against him for rendering chiropractic services that were excessive in quantity and/or not age-appropriate for a three-year-old child,” they claimed.
According to them, Bryan Abasolo allegedly faced consequences from the complaint.
“As a result, he was subject to a year-long monitoring period by the Florida DOH, was forced to take ethics classes (along with record-keeping classes and risk-management classes), had a letter of concern placed on his record, and had to pay tens of thousands of dollars in fines. In addition to whatever settlement he eventually reached with All State in the wake of their separate lawsuit against him.”
What do you think about these allegations against Bryan Abasolo? Do you think he committed insurance fraud? Could his troubled legal past explain why he’s asking for spousal support? Share your thoughts in the comments.
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