Investigative & Forensics

In recent months, no subject in subrogation has been as discussed and debated as much as the intersection of the insured's underinsured claim and the insurer's subrogation claim.

Insurers that want to establish effective anti-fraud programs or enhance the effectiveness of existing programs must take a comprehensive approach to dealing with this pervasive problem.

Suspicious claims and insurance fraud continue to plague New York's no-fault auto system. In fact, many contend that the problem is only worsening.

A Schoharie County, N.Y. couple claim to have extremely bad luck when it comes to homes and automobiles but their woes seem to be self-created.

The questions surrounding property fires are often as cloudy as the residual soot and ashes. Claim professionals must sift through the miscellaneous debris to determine coverage and reach a fair resolution.

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.