Articles about Insurance Fraud in Insurance
A sophisticated theft ring was just busted for reprogramming key fobs and shipping stolen cars overseas. Let's break down how they did it and what this high-tech crime means for your auto insurance.
A trusted ransomware negotiator pleaded guilty to secretly helping hackers extort millions. This isn't just a crime story; it's a terrifying wake-up call that exposes a huge vulnerability in the cyber insurance world.
A Massachusetts woman was arrested for allegedly collecting workers' compensation benefits from a Connecticut job while working another. Let's break down this story and why workers' comp fraud is a bigger deal than you might think.
The former CEO and CFO of an AI startup are accused of fabricating nearly all their revenue. Let's break down what this means for D&O insurers and why this case is a massive red flag.
You think you've heard it all in the world of insurance? This story involves luxury cars, staged accidents, and a full-body bear costume. Let's break down one of the strangest insurance fraud cases I've ever seen.
You can't make this stuff up. A Missouri fossil company owner was just indicted for disability fraud... while he was still on probation for a previous disability fraud conviction.
You hear about insurance fraud, but this story is a wild one. A New York restaurant owner has been charged in a massive no-fault auto insurance scheme. We're breaking down how this multi-million dollar fraud allegedly worked and why it matters for your premiums.
A commercial fleet lender is paying a hefty $1.64 million settlement to California. We'll break down the story of how alleged false claims against a loan insurance program led to this massive penalty.
An Ohio contractor is serving 17 years for a $400,000 fraud scheme. We'll break down this shocking case and give you the essential steps to make sure your home project doesn't turn into a financial disaster.
When a policyholder dies, their online account often remains active, creating a dangerous window for fraud. Discover why beneficiaries are locked out while criminals can get in, and what insurers can do about it.
It's the kind of story that makes your stomach turn. Two financial advisors, one a Texas radio personality and the other a California broker, have been banned for separate, brazen fraud schemes that cost clients and firms hundreds of thousands of dollars.
An Oklahoma insurance producer from Stigler just had her license revoked by the state. Let's talk about what happened, why it's a bigger deal than you think, and what it means for the rest of us.