A woman created documents to substantiate the claim.
When you need a certificate to prove you're insured, just making one up doesn't always work.
Police officers conspire to file fraudulent claims.
When lying about the claim gets you in trouble.
When the damaged property doesn't belong to the insured.
When a driver intentionally causes an accident and blames the other party.
When an insured tried to collect for the same claim from multiple insurers.
When an agent tries to help out a family member by backdating a policy.
False statements lead to investigation and arrest.
When there are no actual insureds applying for policies.