A Texas man learns to be more considerate of others after double-dipping lands him in jail.
A Travis County court sentenced Clifford K. Franklin, of Village Mills, to 180 days in jail based on charges that he collected benefits for being too injured to work while he was gainfully employed.
Investigators call this type of scam double-dipping. Left unchecked, double-dipping and other workers' comp fraud can lead to higher premiums for all Texas employers.
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