A man who allegedly ran a business repairing and renovating foreclosed homes while receiving workers’ compensation benefits faces three counts of fraud and one count of theft by deception, according to the Pennsylvania Insurance Fraud Prevention Authority.
Michael J. Saylor, 53, was injured in October 2015 and started collecting temporary total disability benefits.
In April 2016, he signed a form indicating he had not been employed at any time since he started receiving benefits and that his physical condition had worsened.
In June 2016, the carrier agreed to pay a lump-sum settlement...
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