Answer:
Unemployment fraud is most commonly seen when we have a person who is accused of trying to accept a benefit either by fraud or deceit that they’re not normally entitled to have.
Unemployment fraud is most commonly seen when we have a person who is accused of trying to accept a benefit either by fraud or deceit that they’re not normally entitled to have. That doesn’t include all cases, but that’s the general gist of what we tend to see.
And this is a really serious crime. A lot of people don’t understand that this is a felony, that this is the type of crime that you could face prison for, and whether it was a calculated decision or whether or not it was a momentary lapse in judgment, it’s going to be taken very, very seriously.
You’re going to want to talk to an attorney who’s knowledgeable in unemployment fraud cases like Russ and I are. An experienced Denver unemployment fraud attorney can review the evidence, explain the process, and help protect your rights.