The owners of a roofing business could face up to five years in prison if they’re found guilty of charges of workers’ comp insurance fraud.
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Tags: roofing, unfair business advantage, workers' comp fraud
This is not your usual case of suspected workers’ comp fraud in which an injured worker is seen making repairs on his house or lifting children. Raphael “Noodle” Davis, a Los Angeles City firefighter, ran into trouble by moonlighting as a mixed martial arts (MMA) fighter.
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The owner of a California roofing company will spend his nights in prison in connection with half-a-million dollars in workers’ comp insurance fraud. He’ll spend his days working to pay back the $510,000 he should have spent on insurance.
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Note to people receiving total disability benefits under workers’ comp: Don’t get caught horseback riding.
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Tags: horseback riding, U.S. Postal Service, workers' comp fraud
A woman has been sentenced to prison in connection with workers’ comp fraud. The incident involved an alleged injury while the woman was traveling for business. She claimed she had been struck by a falling vase.
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Tags: sentenced to prison, struck by vase, workers' comp fraud
The law caught up with a Toledo, OH, man who was captured on video working on a roofing job while receiving workers’ comp benefits.
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Tags: roofing, Video, workers' comp fraud
When a business owner filed an insurance claim to collect benefits for the family of an employee killed in a wood chipper, state authorities discovered alleged fraud.
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Tags: tree trimming, wood-chipper death, workers' comp fraud
Workers’ comp cheats can be caught, as this case — and video — show.
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Tags: neck injury, prison, torticollis, workers' comp fraud
Two doctors and two of their employees have been indicted on charges involving an alleged $17 million in workers’ comp insurance overbilling. How does something like this happen?
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Tags: California, medical imaging, overbilling, sleep center, Workers' comp, workers' comp fraud
Anonymous tips and video surveillance can pay off for companies in workers’ comp cases.
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Tags: permanent total disability, Video, workers' comp fraud
No doubt about it: There’s workers’ comp fraud out there. But comp cheats do get caught.
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Tags: comp cheats get caught, double dip, New York, workers' comp fraud
Oh, the difficult life of a workers’ comp fraud investigator, having to track down comp recipients who are scamming the system. It’s a tough job that includes visiting places such as … strip clubs?
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It’s not unusual for employees who claim they were injured on the job to get caught working or playing sports without the alleged effects of their injuries. In this case, the worker claimed he needed to use a wheelchair. But the worker was caught walking perfectly by …
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Tags: excavator, prison, workers' comp fraud
How do you know that the worker who claims to have been injured on the job isn’t committing workers’ comp fraud?
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California authorities have made massive allegations of workers’ comp fraud against an employer.
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Tags: insurance premiums, Petronella Roofing, workers' comp fraud
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