Fraud where the dependents aren't real and neither are the accidents.

A repair man that doesn't make repairs but keeps the funds.

An unlicensed person sells insurance policies anyway, but pockets the funds.

Rate evasion for auto insurance has long been the bane of underwriters everywhere. It is no longer just handled by underwriting, and is now prosecutable in many areas.

Why renting your personal autos is frowned upon.

Fixing vehicles after a loss should be standard practice. While a short delay can be expected, at times vehicles are damaged again before they can be repaired.

Fraud involving fraudulent documents related to a water heater claim.

When a policy bought online isn't what it seems.

Fraud involving paying for cash but submitting higher estimate to the carrier.

An insured's internet search history lands him in trouble for his vehicle claim.