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Court officials are being asked to dismiss hundreds of lawsuits filed against Eric Conn. Author: Associated Press Updated: 5:55 PM EDT May 1, 2021 PIKEVILLE, Ky. — A Kentucky judge has ordered court officials to purge hundreds of lawsuits filed against clients by a disgraced disability attorney who masterminded the largest Social Security fraud in history, the Lexington Herald Leader reported. Eric Conn pleaded guilty in 2017 to bribing doctors to falsify medical records for his thousands of clients and then paying a judge to approve their lifetime disability...

PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky judge has ordered court officials to purge hundreds of lawsuits filed against clients by a disgraced disability attorney who masterminded the largest Social Security fraud in history, the Lexington Herald Leader reported . Eric Conn pleaded guilty in 2017 to bribing doctors to falsify medical records for his thousands of clients and then paying a judge to approve their lifetime disability benefits. His plea agreement would have put him in prison for 12 years, but a few weeks before his sentencing Conn fled the country, leading federal agents on a six-month ch...

PIKEVILLE, Ky. (AP) — A Kentucky judge has ordered court officials to purge hundreds of lawsuits filed against clients by a disgraced disability attorney who masterminded the largest Social Security

Judge orders purge of suits filed by Kentucky lawyer involved in large fraud scheme Celine Castronuovo © The Hill Judge orders purge of suits filed by Kentucky lawyer involved in large fraud scheme A Kentucky judge has ordered the purge of hundreds of lawsuits filed by a Kentucky lawyer currently serving a 27-year prison sentence for organizing the biggest Social Security fraud scheme in history. The Lexington Herald Leader first reported that Pike Circuit Judge Eddy Coleman ruled that Eric Conn was not eligible to practice Social Security disability law when he filed laws...

The White House Is A Month Past Its Own Deadline For New COVID-19 Work Protections Workplace safety experts say they're surprised the administration hasn't put a new emergency standard in place to combat the coronavirus. When he was running for president last year, Joe Biden released a four-point plan for how to protect essential workers during the pandemic. One thing then-President Donald Trump needed to do, Biden said, was put in place an enforceable safety standard that employers would have to follow, subject to fines. Trump never did that. And so far, neither has Biden. The administration...