Ronald Velasquez discovered that when it comes to insurance claims, it's not always better late than never.

Walter Lewis, formerly an insurance adjuster for Nationwide, has been found guilty of stealing more than just office supplies from the company.

Encouraging a son or daughter to take part in an activity is part of a parent's job, but one father may have taken it too far.

At age 26, Sharon Ratliff of Greenville, Miss. has already led a full life of crime, and now she's paying for it.

Texting has become socially acceptable -- or at least socially tolerated -- almost everywhere today.

A Milpitas, Calif. resident may have created a new application for the phrase "adding insult to injury," after being arrested for workers' compensation insurance fraud.

In November 2004, Robert L. Whiteside submitted a receipt to State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, claiming that his chrome rims and tires had been stolen from his residence during a burglary.

Golf ball-sized hail -- along with strong winds -- recently caused damages across the Denver area that totaled $350 million in insured losses.