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U.S. District Judge Brendan A. Hurson sentenced Dementrous Von Smith, a/k/a “Meecho” and “El Meecho,” age 36, of Waldorf, Maryland, to 53 months in federal prison, followed by three years of supervised release, for a wire fraud conspiracy, wire fraud and aggravated identity theft, in relation to the submission of fraudulent CARES Act unemployment insurance claims in Maryland, California and Arizona totaling at least $1.5 million.

Cincinnati man taking Kentucky to small claims court over unpaid jobless benefits 'Somebody needs to help us' Brandon Keller felt like he had just two choices after months with no one to help him access $12,000 in unemployment benefits he says he earned: sue the state of Kentucky all by himself, or possibly face homelessness. and last updated 2021-03-08 20:02:27-05 Checking his bank account again, Brandon Keller is down to his last $141. He felt like he had just two choices after months with no one to help him access $12,000 in unemployment benefits he says he earned: sue Kentucky all by hims...

The latest relief package extends federal unemployment benefits for Floridians who lost their jobs. But NBC 6 Responds continues to hear from people who are still waiting for the benefits from the first stimulus package. Consumer Investigator Sasha Jones has how we helped one man after his claim stalled. unemployment Dec 4, 2020 A Broward County woman says a claim from years ago is keeping her from getting the unemployment benefits she is owed. Since the pandemic started, NBC 6 Responds has brought you stories of Floridians struggling to get their unemployment benefits. The m...

Sammy Morrill waited 15 weeks for his unemployment insurance to come in, faithfully filling out forms every two weeks and calling the state Economic Development Department daily.

Here's what to do if you receive an incorrect unemployment benefit form. Written By: Staff reports | × Scammers filed fraudulent claims for unemployment compensation using stolen personal information, according to a Minnesota Department of Revenue news release. You may get an incorrect Form 1099-G from the Minnesota Department of Employment and Economic Development for unemployment benefits you did not receive. What should I do if I get an incorrect 1099-G? You should: Request a revised 1099-G showing you did not receive unemployment benefits. Keep the revised 1099-G for your records. list...