Worker's Compensation Fraud Investigations


Workers' Compensation Fraud Investigations: Protecting Your Business from Deceptive Claims
Workers’ compensation fraud poses a significant threat to businesses, leading to financial losses and operational disruptions. RCI’s dedicated investigative services aim to uncover fraudulent activities, ensuring that only legitimate claims are honored.
Common Forms of Workers’ Compensation Fraud
- Exaggerated Injuries
- Fabricated Incidents
- Offsite Injuries Reported as Onsite
- Prolonged Recovery Claims
Impact of Workers’ Compensation Fraud on Your Company
Fraudulent claims can have several detrimental effects on a business, such as:
- Financial Strain: Unwarranted payment of wages and benefits to non-injured employees.
- Increased Operational Costs: Overtime payments to other employees covering for the absent worker.
- Resource Allocation: Expenses related to hiring and training temporary or permanent replacements.
- Client Relations: Potential loss of clients or accounts due to disruptions caused by the absent employee.
Our Investigative Methods
- Covert Surveillance: Utilizing high-quality video and photographic equipment to discreetly monitor claimants' activities.
- Lifestyle Verification: Assessing the claimant's daily activities to identify inconsistencies with reported injuries.
- Residence and Vehicle Checks: Confirming the claimant's living situation and transportation means to gather relevant information.
Why Choose Robert Cirtin Investigations for Workers' Compensation Fraud Investigations?
- Expertise: A team of licensed investigators with extensive knowledge in detecting and proving fraudulent activities.
- Confidentiality: Strict adherence to privacy protocols, ensuring sensitive information is handled with the utmost discretion.
- Customized Solutions: Tailored investigative strategies to meet the unique needs of each client and case.
- Legal Compliance: Ensuring all investigative methods are within legal boundaries, making findings admissible in court if necessary.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Indicators include inconsistent injury reports, delayed reporting, lack of witnesses, and discrepancies between claimed injuries and observed activities.
Yes, when conducted by licensed professionals like RCI, surveillance is legal and can provide admissible evidence in court.
RCI can begin investigations promptly upon request, ensuring timely gathering of evidence to support your case.
Absolutely. RCI maintains strict confidentiality protocols to protect client information and the integrity of the investigation.
Clients receive a comprehensive report detailing findings, including photographic or video evidence, which can be used in legal proceedings.