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West Virginia Tackles SSDI Fraud
In a statement posted on www.huntingtonnews.net by Patrick Morrisey, attorney general for West Virginia, discussed the state’s recently-launched Cooperative Disability Investigation Unit (CDI). Calling the CDI a “wake-up call for anyone who thinks about stealing from Social Security,” Morrissey outlined the way the Unit will work and what the potential results might be. Read the statement here…
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