An 18-year veteran of the Los Angeles Police Department was arrested Wednesday on suspicion of insurance fraud, authorities ...

A Los Angeles Police Department officer suspected of workers’ compensation fraud for allegedly exaggerating an on-duty injury to collect disability benefits and then participating in recreational ...

A Rockville Centre business owner and his Queens-based construction company pleaded guilty Tuesday to insurance fraud in a workers’ compensation scheme that resulted in more than $600,000 in underpaid ...

The Los Angeles Police Department arrested one of its officers on two counts of insurance fraud tied to workers' compensation claims.

The Texas Department of Insurance, Division of Workers’ Compensation, has issued a scam alert regarding individuals impersonating agency officials and court personnel.

Bob Kiehn is hired by insurance companies to track down shameless con artists. — -- Workers’ compensation programs are meant to help those who are severely disabled, but some attempt to game the ...

A Rockville Centre man was sentenced for an insurance fraud scheme in which his Queens-based iron and erection construction company underpaid more than $600,000 in workers' compensation premiums, ...

A San Diego neurosurgeon acquitted of conspiracy to commit workers’ compensation insurance fraud but was still facing another felony related to the case reached a settlement with prosecutors Wednesday ...

A Haddam business owner faces criminal charges for allegedly failing to provide required workers’ compensation insurance coverage after an employee was seriously injured in a 2021 workplace accident.

The owner of a Connecticut building company has been charged with failing to provide workers’ compensation insurance coverage for his employees, and one was badly injured. Lou Milardo, 58, of Haddam, ...

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