15 Keys To False Claims

• Claimant is never home to answer the telephone or is asleep and cannot be disturbed
• Injury coincides with plant layoffs or closings
• Tips from co-workers that subject is active in sports, another job, etc...
• Rehabilitation reports show Claimant is suntanned, muscular, with calluses on hands, and grease under fingernails
• Subject is in line for early retirement
• No present organic basis for disability and all indications show a full recovery
• Claimant has a history of self-employment or is a tradesman (carpenter, electrician, roofer, etc.) who might work for cash while fending disability
• Claimant receives mail at a post office box and will not divulge resident's address
• No witness to accident
• Claimant has moved out of state or country
• Excessive demands for compensation
• A history of claims by Claimant
• Dueling doctors, one insisting worker is disabled while the other reports no existing disability
• Soft tissue injury (such as back sprain/strain) produce long disabilities
• Injury or disability occurs during hunting season, etc...