A Georgia homeowner's struggle with a fraudulent fire damage claim exposes gaps in insurance claim verification and the impact of inaccurate records in the C.L.U.E. database on premiums.

Increasing staged auto accidents for insurance fraud drive $30B losses annually, raising premiums and exposing systemic risks in U.S. auto insurance.

Stephenie Melton and Travis Pettit convicted for elder financial exploitation involving insurance policy forgery and bank account fraud in Ulster County, highlighting insurance fraud risks.

Texas Department of Insurance investigation leads to prison sentence for former insurance agent overcharging $300K in premiums on surety bond for Maverick County Solid Waste Authority.

Neil Hopper, a UK vascular surgeon, committed insurance fraud by self-amputating his legs, highlighting challenges in medical ethics and insurance fraud detection.

Allstate sues A to Z Supply Services for over $305,000 in alleged fraudulent medical equipment claims under New York's No-fault system, highlighting challenges in insurance fraud detection and claims oversight.

Brian Mann was sentenced to life in prison after being convicted of attempting to murder his wife through lead poisoning while pushing for multiple life insurance policies. This case highlights insurance fraud and criminal prosecution related to life insurance policies.

Examining claims of fraud in ACA health insurance enrollments reveals regulatory challenges and the need for market vigilance in the U.S. healthcare insurance sector.

Liberty Mutual files federal lawsuit alleging $2 million no-fault insurance fraud involving unlicensed providers and inflated claims across NY physical therapy clinics.

California authorities uncovered a medical insurance fraud scheme involving stolen patient identities and false claims, with losses exceeding $10,000. The case highlights ongoing regulatory efforts to combat insurance fraud in the healthcare sector.