Private Investigator Job Opening in Clinton Township MI. Sherlock Investigations is looking for a new member of our investigative team to work inside insurance claims investigations and corporate investigations. Conduct open and closed source data gathering to obtain pertinent information to match client’s needs as well as conduct telephone interviews of individuals to gather human … Private Investigator Job Opening in Clinton Township MI
Far too many workers compensation carriers and self insured entities leave older workers compensation claims lingering for years without any real oversight. Often times, as these long term benefit recipients settle into their new, post employment life, they begin doing new things and, unfortunately, sometimes enter the underground economy to supplement their income. Rather than … Alive and Well Check Provide Cost Effective Follow Up on Long Term Workers Compensation Claims
Asbestos Claims Investigations on the rise as the baby boomers move into retirement age. As the largest generation moves into retirement mode, they are being met with high bills, an end to earnings, insecurity about the ability for their money to make more money and the inevitable medical issue that we all face later in … Asbestos Claims Investigations on the Rise
As both Michigan and Florida continue to debate the elimination or reduction of PIP benefits, what becomes apparent to those of us in the business of conducting Michigan PIP claims investigations is that fraud is the single biggest cost component and the real driver behind the increasing costs of personal injury protection insurance. Organized medical … Michigan PIP Claims Need More Investigation, Not Limitations in Coverage
Here is a new twist on the traditional transportation claim: A recent accident that ended up closing a California highway for hours happened after a man, who claims that he was fleeing from zombies, crashed the stolen truck he was driving. Jerimiah Clyde Hartline, age 19, took a truck full of strawberries and made his … New Twist on Transportation Claim – Fault: Zombies
Questionable claims numbers and fraud costs expected to grow through 2016. Justin Stephani of the Insurance Networking News reports: As the industry attempts to keep up with the growth in insurance fraud and deploy more effective anti-fraud technologies, spending by U.S. P&C carriers on fraud solutions, split roughly evenly between analytics and scoring products and services, … P&C Insurance Fraud Escalates
The Michigan Court of Appeals has issued an important opinion on an auto no-fault insurer’s duty to pay for conservator fees under the Michigan No Fault Act. Significantly, the Court held that fees incurred for a conservator’s services are not allowable expenses for the “care” of an injured person under MCL 500.3107(1)(a), but instead are … New Appeals case impacts insurer’s coverage of conservator fees in auto no-fault cases
We located a very interesting article in The Detroit Legal Examiner regarding the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association that is worth a quick read for everyone, not just insurance casualty claims investigators. The MCCA is a private, nonprofit association that covers the most serious auto accident victims’ medical expenses after they exceed $500,000. The MCCA is funded by … Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association in the News
From NICB: The National Insurance Crime Bureau (NICB) today released its 2009-2011 Michigan questionable claims referral reason analysis. Questionable claims (QC) are those claims that NICB member insurance companies refer to NICB for closer review and investigation based on one or more indicators of possible fraud. A single claim may contain up to seven referral … Michigan Questionable Insurance Claims Rise 49% from 2009-2011
The premium paid to the Michigan Catastrophic Claims Association (“MCCA”) by member insurance companies will be $175.00 per insured vehicle effective July 1, 2012 to June 30, 2013. This represents an increase of $30.00 (21%) over the current MCCA charge of $145.00. The $175.00 assessment represents $141.93 to cover claims; $32.72 to address the $2 … Cat Claims Fund Charges Up 21% For Large Michigan PIP Claims
Insurance claims course is now helping accident victims settle claims without an attorney. Attorney Hector Quiroga authored this new e-course to be used as a guide for those without life threatening injuries to use to help settle an accident claim without an attorney to get the highest dollar amount possible in a settlement. San Francisco, California (PRWEB) … An eCourse on how to settle your own accident claim? Why not.
Lansing area NBC affiliate wilx.com reports on the damaged being caused by ever increasing number of fraudulent auto no-fault claims being submitted to Michigan insurance carriers. Of course, those cost are being passed on to the consumers in the form of even higher insurance premiums. Report by Hannah Saunders