31 Pa. Code § 119.11 - Insurance claims fraud reporting, investigation and prosecution
Insurers, as defined in section 1101 of the act (77 P. S. § 1039.1) should report an incidence of workers' compensation insurance fraud to State and local criminal law enforcement agencies.
(1) Sections
1106 and 1107 of the act (77 P. S. §§
1039.6 and
1039.7) provide incentives
for active reporting of fraud by an express grant of civil and criminal
immunity to insurers and their representatives and the opportunity to pursue
restitution through judicial proceedings.
(2) Section 1109 of the act (77 P. S. §
1039.9) expressly authorizes district
attorneys or the Attorney General, or both, to investigate and prosecute
instances of fraud as identified in Article XI of the act (77 P. S.
§§
1039.1-1039.12).
(3) The Department will look to insurers to
report an incidence of fraud directly to district attorneys or the Attorney
General, or both, and, when practical, seek court ordered restitution to
compensate for fraud-related losses.
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