Workers' Compensation Fraud--employee
Workers' Compensation Fraud Defense Lawyers
In California, workers' compensation fraud is a felony. If you are convicted of committing fraud to receive workers' compensation benefits, you can be fined up to $50,000 and sentenced to up to five years in prison. As a convicted felon, you will not be able to own a firearm, serve in the military, or gain acceptance into many educational programs. You may also find it difficult to get a job with a felony conviction on your criminal record.
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The stakes are high in workers' compensation fraud cases. That is why, if you are an employee who has been charged with workers' comp fraud, it is essential to speak to a criminal defense attorney who is experienced in workers' compensation fraud defense. Don't delay. Contact an attorney at the Blumenthal Law Offices as soon as possible.
We represent clients who have been charged with all types of workers' compensation fraud, including:
- Receiving workers' comp benefits for a non-existent injury (false injury)
- Claiming workers' compensation benefits for injuries sustained outside of the work place
- Exaggerating the nature and extent of your work-related injuries
- Receiving workers' compensation benefits from more than one employer for the same injury
- Failure to disclose a non-work-related injury that contributed to the work-related injury
In addition to defending employees, we also defend doctors and other healthcare workers who have been charged with workers' compensation fraud and employers accused of premium fraud.
To learn how we can be of assistance to you, please contact the Blumenthal Law Offices as soon as possible for a free initial consultation.
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