Investigative & Forensics

Thieves broke into a truck parked in a hotel lot and made off with a large shipping crate.

For many years, the public in general did not regard insurance fraud as a serious crime.

Flexibility remains a critical aspect of quickly responding to changing fraud patterns. It is crucial to dynamically expose new patterns of fraud without having to re-program, re-train, or re-invent the underlying systems.

In November 2004, Robert L. Whiteside submitted a receipt to State Farm Fire and Casualty Company, claiming that his chrome rims and tires had been stolen from his residence during a burglary.

The Illinois Department of Insurance (IDOI) announced today that it has fined an insurer $200,000 for repeated claim-handling violations.

A proposal by Governor Schwarzenegger to downgrade various crimes from felony to misdemeanor status is drawing heavy scrutiny.

"I've never been in so much pain in my life." When the claim adjuster hears these famous words but the trauma that led to the claim was minor, believability becomes the issue.

Rate evasion costs personal lines auto carriers more than $16 billion each year. But insurers can still bolster profitability and identify risks by employing various detection tools and resources.