Re: Fake Lawsuit?
Posted by sharwinston on 2/07/10

This is a civil matter and does not involve you, so there's
nothing for you to report.
You are not in a position to call this a "fake" lawsuit
since you do can not and do not know all the circumstances
of the accident, why she's working, etc. If she is, indeed,
involved in a lawsuit, the other side will find out as the
litigation progresses (it's called "discovery").

On 2/07/10, Donald Miller wrote:
> One of my co-workers supposedly suffered a concussion in a
> car accident over a weekend.
>
> She came back to work a couple days after and appeared
> fine. The following day, she went and visited her doctor
> and came into work the next day and stated that she was now
> involved in a lawsuit and that nobody else could know that
> she was working.
>
> She has been away on 'sick' days ever since.
>
> She basically admitted to us that she could and should be
> working (we already knew this), but that she would be out
> for the rest of the week to essentially make it look like
> she was more injured than she actually was. I am thinking
> this has to be a fraudulent activity but don't know how to
> proceed.
>
> Who do I report something like this too? It is important to
> note that I would love to see her fired, and doing some
> time for lying would be nice.

Posts on this thread, including this one

• CA: Fake Lawsuit?, 2/07/10, by Donald Miller.
• Re: Fake Lawsuit?, 2/07/10, by sharwinston.