Report Fraud

LUBA puts a high priority on preventing workers’ compensation fraud, which costs the industry billions of dollars each year and affects everyone involved – insurers, policyholders and providers.

There are numerous ways fraud can be committed:

Claimant Fraud

Malingering or exaggeration of symptoms
Working while allegedly disabled and not reporting income
Claiming a job-related injury that never occurred
Claiming a non-work related injury as a work-related injury
Falsifying mileage reports

Employer Fraud

Underreporting payroll or misclassifying employees for lower insurance premiums
Deducting premium dollars from employee wages
Employer knowingly fails to have necessary workers' compensation coverage

Medical/Health-Care Provider Fraud

Providing unnecessary testing or treatment of injured workers to reap financial benefit
Billing for services or treatment never performed
Billing the workers' compensation insurer and the workers' health insurer for the same services

Report Workers' Compensation Fraud

Please complete the form below to the best of your ability. Fields marked with an asterisk (*) are required.

Select a State

What type of suspected fraud are you reporting?

If you selected Other, please describe below:

Name of company or person you are reporting:

Address of company or person you are reporting:

If you are reporting an injured worker please provide any of the following information you have:

Race

Sex

Date of Birth

Approximate Age:

Describe why you think this person is committing workers' compensation fraud.

If the individual you are currently reporting is working, please list any details you have regarding the employment.

(name of company, address, telephone number)

Your name, address, telephone, and/or email address.

To be contacted by our office, please provide this information. You may remain anonymous but this may limit the scope of the investigation.