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In one answer to the question, where did Ohio's Workers Comp premiums go?, the answer is to a contractor building Tommy Noe's house on Lake Erie.
Noe, the defendant in a criminal trial, is alleged to have used workers comp funds set aside as reserves to pay future claims to help pay for his 4200 square foot house on Lake Erie. And another one in the Florida Keys, both of which were worth a million bucks each.
If anyone has photos of these places, let me know.
Joseph Paduda is the principal of Health Strategy Associates.
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