"he Colorado Senate Judiciary Committee last night defeated a bill
that would have limited the use of surveillance of employees who have
submitted a workers' compensation claim.
Among other things, HB 1012, would have restricted
video surveillance to only when the insurer or employer had a
reasonable basis to suspect that the employee committed fraud or made a
material misstatement concerning the claim; and would have required the
insurer or employer to destroy all materials collected during the
surveillance within five years, unless the materials were reasonably
necessary to resolve an ongoing claim of fraud.
"We and others in the anti-fraud community felt the bill wasn't the
best bill out there and didn't need to go forward," said Howard
Goldblatt, director of government affairs for the Coalition Against
Insurance Fraud."
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