How can the Social Security Administration be required to restore my retirement benefits due to a problem they ignored?
My personal retirement benefits are being withheld by SSA six years after I asked them to investigate an employee of my company whom the agency approved (twice) as a competitor in the same field. She embezzled money from my company (as a Representative Payee agency), set up her own company and unlawfully broached clients' personal information and transferred a number of my clients to her company, while continuing to represent my firm with SSA's direct knowledge. In response to my request for an investigation by the Inspector General's Office, SSA chose to audit my records and terminate my company, while maintaining the previous employee in that capacity. The IG's Office never responded to my request for a full scale investigation.