Investigative & Forensics

Allstate Insurance has filed another lawsuit in New York—this time in an attempt to get back $1 million from 10 psychological services facilities that alleged were never eligible to get insurance payments.

Over 30 people in South Texas developed a scheme with two doctors south of the border, resulting in the collection of $3 million in fraudulent insurance payouts.

When it comes to vehicle thefts, former President Jimmy Carter had it right when he said, “Whatever starts in California unfortunately has an inclination to spread.”

With the fine-tuned tactics that hardcore fraudsters employ to target their victims, no carrier can afford to lack a strong, unified strategy against fraud.

Two claims were filed with different insurers after a 2008 fire in a developer’s Calif. condominium project, but thinking twice did not work out in this man’s favor.

Four people, including a radiologist and neurologist, are facing hundreds of criminal charges in a $17 million workers' compensation insurance fraud scheme in Orange County, Calif.

National Underwriter’s annual review of unusual insurance claims finds adjusters tackling scenarios involving a high-net-worth customer in high heels, a dog attacking their own reflection, and a diner spooked by a fly in someone else’s soup.

An Iowa man has been charged after making false claims regarding water damage to his vehicle.