Spotsylvania man receives 28 months for nearly $200K insurance fraud
According to the evidence presented by prosecutors
Bigdeli filed a claim in
The next year, according to the prosecution evidence, Bigdeli took a job in
Mehaffey said Bigdeli was questioned about his employment status several times over the years and repeatedly denied having a job. He collected payments until about the middle of 2014.
Unum representatives decided to do a more thorough check after Bigdeli called them and asked about having his disability payments increased. They learned about his employment in
Bigdeli testified that he was confused about the disability process and was not trying to deceive anyone.
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