Calif. Man Arrested on Workers’ Compensation Fraud

February 13, 2006

  • February 13, 2006 at 12:46 pm
    Just a thought... says:
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    July 8, 2003 was a Tuesday. If this gentleman fell off a scaffold you would think there would have been witnesses or he would have been transported by ambulance. Where was the investigation into this accident prior to payment? You would think he would have been unable to drive with a broken right leg…

  • February 13, 2006 at 4:57 am
    V Lenin says:
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    And in a related story they want to cut his benefits 50%!!! Those evil capitalists just won\’t quit.

    Your comrade, Vlad

  • February 16, 2006 at 7:30 am
    Curls says:
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    It is really strange how it is always some poor low paid worker who gets nabbed, but sum bag doctors, and lawyers who violate the Insurance Code 1871.4 on regular basis, and the Workers’ Compensation Fraud Department in Los Angeles County tells the injured worker that these cases cannot be investigated when there is a reasonable doubt. How much doubt do you need when a doctor is served with a subpoena, and the Deceleration of Records is returned that this doctor has never had Charts/Films or x-rays on this person. This is a doctor has written two reports for the defendant. The injured worker saw this doctor, and filled out about three pages of useless forms in 2002. So he wrote a report in December 2002, again in June 2005, and he has no records. Give me a break.



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