BOSTON - s4story -- ."ALL OF YOU DIDN'T KNOW—AND A JURY WON'T CARE!"
NOW YOU DO

On September 20 and 21, 2026, Daryl Guberman sent formal written notice to 30 insurance-company chief executives and more than 260 reinsurer executives, insurance-trade editors, financial journalists, and investigative reporters. The notice documents what Guberman says is a systemic accreditation failure: the September 4, 2018 DOS Contract 19AQMM18R0131 introduced the designation "underwriter" into the accreditation chain — a role Guberman says no accreditation body can legally hold under ISO/IEC 17011 Conformity assessment — Requirements for accreditation bodies accrediting conformity assessment bodies (registrars). The standard actively eliminates any ambiguity regarding an AB taking on commercial liability or underwriting risks. September 4,2018 only one or two people at the top of ANSI-ANAB gave DOS the term UNDERWRITER to be used on the contract. Nobody told the MRA-MLA international equivalent accreditation bodies, Nobody told the registrars. Nobody told the auditors who work for the registrars, which means any corrective action given to a companies quality system is invalid, Nobody told the OEM's (original equipment manufacturers) or the suppliers, Nobody told the investors, insurers, logistics in medical, automotive, aerospace, etc. worldwide.

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Guberman says 13 federal agencies are compromised by sitting on the ANSI-ANAB board, five of them — the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Justice, the Department of Commerce, the Food and Drug Administration, and the Department of State — as paying customers. ANSI's 990 tax filings, he says, show these agencies still paying into the nonprofit organization he says perpetrated the fraud on the DOS contract. Sovereign immunity is the legal doctrine that shields federal agencies from lawsuits; Guberman argues these five agencies failed in their duties and thereby broke that shield. (See Guberman's earlier release on sovereign immunity: https://www.openpr.com/news/4535846/sovereign-shield-shattered-11-of-13-federal-agencies

Guberman says he personally informed the DOJ official now spearheading federal fraud enforcement and received no response. "The DOJ is part of the fraud," Guberman says. "Silence doesn't work anymore — not for the agencies, not for the carriers, not for anyone on that list."

from September 4, 2018 to today, insurers underwrote commercial liability across every industry on certifications that were never valid — and judges are now sending these cases to juries, where punitive damages run 5 to 50 times compensatory damages.

On March 19, 2026, I delivered the same evidence to BlackRock, State Street, Fidelity, and Vanguard. Three weeks later, on April 15, 2026 at 6:20 AM, State Street sent a human‑generated acknowledgment confirming that "a case has been opened for you." Vanguard, a paying ANSI board member, now faces investor scrutiny for financially supporting an accreditation body that allowed a structural failure to poison certifications across global supply chains.

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Over the past week, I notified more than 30 major insurance carriers, reinsurers, and risk divisions CEO'S directly. Judges are already escalating related cases to juries, where punitive damages routinely exceed compensatory awards by factors of five to ten. The underwriter failure of 2018 is no longer a hidden defect—it is a systemic liability event now documented, published, and circulating across Google News.

"YOU DIDN'T KNOW—AND A JURY WON'T CARE!" has been Guberman's warning to the industry. Now, he says, that defense is gone: "We told them. Every CEO, every reinsurer, every editor — and five federal agencies — documented as informed. When the next disaster happens, the liability is on everyone who knows, and they can't deny it." Guberman, who says he has worked in quality and manufacturing for 40 years, is offering documentation, chain-of-custody evidence, and expert-witness support to investigators, journalists, and legal teams. Contact: Daryl Guberman, 203 556 1493.