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Speaking Of: Insurance Fraud

Since Sept. 2007, the North Carolina Department of Insurance has closed 442 cases for insurance fraud and recovered $14.2 million in restitution.

By Staff Writer | Updated on February 01, 2008

Since Sept. 2007, the North Carolina Department of Insurance has closed 442 cases for insurance fraud and recovered $14.2 million in restitution. Given that kind of success, Claims’ managing editor Eric Gilkey sat down for a chat with the state’s insurance commissioner, Jim Long, to find out how insurers and investigators can better work with their individual state departments of insurance.

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