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New York Attorney General

People v. Silverman

Convicted

Marc Silverman, Jr., allegedly, fraudulently collected over $200,000 of Social Security benefits for years. According to NY-AG, Silverman applied for Social Security disability benefits in 2020, claiming that injuries from his job had rendered him unable to work. However, Silverman was not disabled and had been working since 2017 as a full-time special education bus driver. Silverman pleaded guilty to two felonies for falsifying paperwork and using that false paperwork to unlawfully collect Social Security disability benefits.

Summary generated from official New York Attorney General press release

Source: New York Attorney General Press Release ↗

Parties

Defendants / Respondents
  • Marc Silverman, Jr.

Dates

Resolved
July 16, 2025

Case Details

Industry
Government
Penalty Type
Multiple