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Eric Conn, the flashy and arrogant attorney who billed himself as “Mr. Social Security,” is now behind bars where he belongs after spending seven months on the lam.
He entered guilty pleas for his pivotal role in a scheme that bilked the Social Security Administration (SSA) out of millions of dollars in false awards made possible by Conn, a dishonest judge and physicians who rubber stamped disability claims without proper verification.
About 2000 more former clients of Attorney Eric C. Conn are facing a review of their eligibility for Social Security Disability and SSI benefits because of possible fraud. Those people will be receiving notices informing them of the review and giving them 30 days to provide additional medical evidence supporting that they were disabled at the time they were awarded benefits.
Posted by Shawn Allen on February 14, 2018 in Latest News
“Really shouldn’t wait until they get a hearing date, shouldn’t wait for any reason. Once they get that letter that’s the time to start acting.”
FLOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - Mountain Comprehensive Care Center opened a new low-income/transitional housing facility in Prestonsburg.
The Dogwood Apartments are located on South Lake Drive.
There are 20 apartments total,18 one bedroom and 2 that are two bedrooms.
Each apartment comes furnished with bedroom and living room furniture, kitchen appliances, and a washer and dryer.
Lack of dental care through Medicaid not only harms people’s health, but has negative economic implications as well.
By Austin Frakt
Feb. 19, 2018
Andrew Wolfson, Louisville Courier Journal Published 6:39 a.m. ET Feb. 23, 2018
(Photo: Moises Castillo, AP)
Notre Dame law students are visiting us this week. They will assist with pro se clinics, visit the Mud Creek Clinic and provide a presentation to senior citizens about wills and advanced directives. Thanks and Go Irish!
PIKE COUNTY, Ky. A public informational meeting is scheduled this week for former Eric C. Conn clients.
Attorney Ned Pillersdorf says notices are being sent out to more than 1,900 former clients, asking for medical records within 30 days.
Pillersdorf says most of his clients are unaware of how to respond to the record request. He says if they send their medical records within 30 days, they may not have to have a hearing regarding their benefits.
FLOYD COUNTY, Ky. (WYMT) - Work continues to help former Eric C. Conn clients and this week the attorneys representing clients are getting extra help from college students.
Nine law students from the University of Kentucky and Notre Dame are in Eastern Kentucky on their spring break to help work on cases.
The students are volunteering their time working with AppalReD Legal Aid to help former clients.
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