Investigative & Forensics

Perhaps due to the popularity of television shows that feature forensic medical doctors, archeologists, and scientists solving murder cases, the term forensic seems to have been inaccurately associated with death.

It's no secret that fraud in the property/casualty realm is a rampant problem.

This fall, Americans face a double whammy: hurricane season and elections!

The Michigan Supreme Court recently issued an order barring the consolidation of asbestos cases for settlement or trial.

The Katie School of Insurance at Illinois State University recently conducted a study of insurance carriers, TPAs, and risk managers to determine the impact of technology and automation.

Two licensed public adjusters working in Miami, Fla. have been arrested for submitting bogus contractor agreements.

Claims sat down with the National Insurance Crime Bureau's chairman, Mark Russell, to find out how adjusters can better utilize this resource.

The Workers' Compensation Research Institute recently released a new study on workers' comp costs per claim and analyzed causes behind the increasing trends.