High Ct.: Claimant Worked while on TTC, but Didn't Commit Fraud

A claimant who helped out with his wife's business is not eligible for temporary total disability compensation because he directly generated income for the family, but his failure to report his activities as work did not constitute fraud, the Ohio Supreme Court ruled.Case: State ex rel. McBee v. Industrial Commission, 2010-2288, 06/19/2012.Facts: Garry K. McBee received temporary total disability compensation (TTC) from Oct. 30, 2004, through March 9, 2006. During that time, he helped out with his wife's business but received no pay.The Industrial Commission learned of his activities a...