Fraud of the Week: Changing Deductibles and Trying Again
When an insured changes deductibles and tries again.
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Fraud of the Week: Crime Doesn't Pay
A police officer behaves badly.
Read Full ArticleWashington's Final Word on Credit-Scoring
An overview of the Washington credit-scoring resolution.
Read Full ArticleKreidler makes Second Request for Credit Scoring Information from Insurers
Washington Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler made a follow-up request for information concerning how consumer premiums were affected when insurers stopped using credit as a rating factor.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: The Policy Has to Come Before the Accident
Insureds shifted date of claim in order to have it covered by the auto policy.
Read Full ArticleInsurance Coverage Q&A: When you Run into the Garage
When an insured runs into his own garage with his own vehicle, which policy pays?
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: Deleting the Lienholder doesn't Make it So
Changing the title doesn't eliminate the lienholder.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: When the Dates Don't Match
Filing a claim with a date that doesn't match police records turns badly for the insured.
Read Full ArticlePersonal Auto Limited Delivery Coverage Relating to Coronavirus Form Analysis
Analysis of advisory, unfiled endorsement providing delivery coverage for personal autos during civil authority orders.
Read Full ArticleFraud of the Week: When the Damage Wasn't Fixed
Fixing vehicles after a loss should be standard practice. While a short delay can be expected, at times vehicles are damaged again before they can be repaired.
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