Fraud prevention starts with spotting the signs, performing due diligence and knowing the right steps to take if maleficence is suspected. (Photo: Devon Yu/Adobe Stock) Fraud prevention starts with spotting the signs, performing due diligence and knowing the right steps to take if maleficence is suspected. (Photo: Devon Yu/Adobe Stock)

As a $777 billion industry, the property and casualty market continues to grow in 2022.

As the industry progresses, some less scrupulous activities have created opportunities for fraud in the underwriting process.

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