Investigative & Forensics

Despite all the advances in technology making the information highway a speed ramp of data, fighting insurance fraud still takes the hard work of gumshoe investigators to get the job done.

With spoliation of evidence claims on the rise, insurers need to be increasingly aware of steps that must be taken to preserve damaged property. To better understand this, it is important to first recognize and understand chain of custody.

With spoliation of evidence claims on the rise, insurers need to be increasingly aware of steps that must be taken to preserve damaged property. To better understand this, it is important to first recognize and understand chain of custody.

Of the 14,625 suspected health care fraud reports that the New York State Insurance Department received, 12,807 of them involved the state’s no-fault system, according to the insurance superintendent’s annual fraud report.

Three New Orleans residents involved in an arson scheme are facing their sentences nine years after they committed the crime.

Opportunistic fraud is a problem, but there are bigger fish, such as organized fraud, to contend with as well.