Investigation

From faked injuries to created auto accident damage, bad actors are finding new ways to file false claims.

Fraudsters steal an estimated $308.6 billion each year from insurers through their damaging crime sprees.

From a dentist who killed his wife on safari to a doctor who performed unnecessary back surgeries to a homeowner who set his own homes on fire, these fraudsters are shameless.

These fraudsters performed unneeded surgeries, sold black market drugs and stole millions from unsuspecting pregnant women.

The latest entrants into this dubious group performed unnecessary surgeries, committed murder and sold illegal drugs to unwitting patients.

Four common perils that can affect electrical service panels.

Consumer Watchdog found that California auto insurers inadequately reduced rates accordingly with decreased claims amidst COVID-19.

CR's investigation found some auto coverage rates spiked by more than $100 annually based on consumers' socioeconomic factors.