Investigative & Forensics

Three men have been charged in connection with the arson of a Georgia church. Two have admitted guilt, but the man who may have orchestrated the blaze continues to deny involvement.

In its latest ForeCAST analysis, the NICB reported a significant swell in both hail loss claims and hail loss questionable claims.

Willis Duncan alleged that he tripped over a box of motor oil in the automotive aisle at a Magic Mart located in Pike County, Ky., but an investigation revealed the real origin of the injury.

We explore the essential relationship between the claim professional and forensic expert, establishing five fundamental rules for adjusters in assigning work and managing costs within the claim process.

Certainly, we cannot address every aspect of what is currently happening in the subrogation arena in this article alone, but let's briefly discuss a particular concern that warrants awareness.

New York's Nassau County District Attorney Kathleen Rice announced that a sweep targeting county residents who steal undeserved workers' compensation and insurance benefits has resulted in the arrest of six people involved in fraud.

On June 11, 2010, Geico filed a $1.8 million lawsuit in which it accuses a Queens, New York radiology center of a no-fault auto insurance fraud scheme that involved thousands of suspect claims for service.

A Riverside, Calif. man has pled guilty to a whopping 59 felony counts of grand theft, among other charges.