Investigative & Forensics

Chae Hyong Chu is yet another unfortunate example of a company claim adjuster trying to "work" his employer for some extra cash -- and getting busted in the process.

After falsely reporting his custom motorcycle stolen, one Sacramento, Calif. former prison guard will soon be singing his own rendition of "Folsom Prison Blues" on the other side of the cell.

Richard Parrillo, Sr., founder and CEO of United Automobile Insurance Company, recently launched a public relations campaign to expose what he says are plaintiffs' lawyers who are exploiting Florida's legal system in regard to PIP benefits.

Steve Poizner, California Insurance Commissioner and Republican gubernatorial candidate, has garnered various accolades for his strong anti-fraud stance. Unfortunately, one of his relatives may have pursued a much less noble path.

A claim adjuster for the second-largest insurer in the country had his five-year-long fraud scheme sunk by a Sink.

This article continues the discussion of certain issues that arise on most construction projects, and how those issues can affect claim handling.

This column began as a complaint, and that is what it remains.

A serial defrauder who bilked insurers over the course of 13 years for hundreds of thousands of dollars was done in by ... a serial number and silk underwear.