A Queens, N.Y., man was arrested for allegedly hiding payroll information from the New York State Insurance Fund (NYSIF) in an alleged workers’ compensation fraud case.

A Hudson Falls, N.Y.-based corrections officer was arrested for allegedly lying about being employed while receiving workers’ compensation benefits.

An Ossining, N.Y., man allegedly working as a taxi driver has been charged with workers’ compensation fraud against the New York State Insurance Fund.

A Queens, N.Y., contractor was charged with grand larceny and workers’ compensation fraud after allegedly defrauding the New York State Insurance Fund of more than $150,000 in uncollected premium.

A Brooklyn, N.Y., business owner pleaded guilty to workers’ compensation fraud and has repaid the New York State Insurance Fund $100,000 in outstanding premium, authorities said.

The New York State Insurance Fund reported in its new annual report workers’ compensation premium of $1.31 billion and disability benefits premium of $16.6 million.

The owner of a Manhattan, N.Y., temporary staffing agency could spend up to 25 years in prison in what one official is calling “the largest premium fraud case our office has seen to date.”

An East Patchogue, N.Y., siding contractor is accused of failing to disclose income of $240,000, leading to a charge of workers’ compensation fraud.

The New York State Insurance Fund will start offering enriched disability benefits, providing up to five times the statutory coverage, April 1.

A New York City woman must pay $36,000 in restitution to the New York State Insurance Fund and will serve five years of probation for collecting benefits while employed as a home health aide.