Insurance Investigator News

Motor insurance fraud most common

Thursday, June 09 08:55:03 (BizWorld) Two-thirds of suspected fraudulent insurance claims reported to an industry hotline relate to motor insurance, the Irish Insurance Federation (IIF) said. A total of 2,368 cases of suspected fraud have been reported by the IIF’s Insurance Confidential number since the phoneline was first set up in February 2003. Some 67pc Motor insurance fraud most common

Progressive Files Suit against Operators of a Robbinsdale Chiropractic Clinic and a St. Paul Attorney; Suit Alleges Fraud and Seeks more than $900,000 in Damages

June 08, 2005 11:54 AM US Eastern Timezone MINNEAPOLIS–(BUSINESS WIRE)–June 8, 2005–Progressive Casualty Insurance Company and other affiliated companies (Progressive) have filed suit in federal court against Alivio Chiropractic Clinic, Inc., located in Robbinsdale, and individuals associated with it, including a chiropractor and an attorney. The suit alleges that Alivio Chiropractic Clinic, chiropractor Joshua Anderson, Progressive Files Suit against Operators of a Robbinsdale Chiropractic Clinic and a St. Paul Attorney; Suit Alleges Fraud and Seeks more than $900,000 in Damages

Cancer victim admits fraud

Couple plead guilty in disability case as man used wife’s Social Security number to hide income Friday, May 27, 2005 Mobile Register By BRENDAN KIRBY Staff Reporter Stricken with throat cancer, Herman Joe Smith could not even speak as he entered his guilty plea Thursday on federal fraud charges, nodding his head in response to Cancer victim admits fraud

State Fund Seminar On Workers’ Compensation Fraud Draws Kern County Employers

Thursday May 19, 6:47 pm ET BAKERSFIELD, Calif., May 19 /PRNewswire/ — As part of its commitment to fight workers’ compensation insurance fraud, State Fund held a seminar May 18 at the Valley Plaza’s Pacific Theatre where more than 200 Kern County employers heard State Fund and law enforcement officials outline a problem that robs State Fund Seminar On Workers’ Compensation Fraud Draws Kern County Employers

CALI DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE FRAUD INVESTIGATION REVEALS FORMER HIGHLAND FRAMERS OWNERS SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS IN PRISON AND 3 MILLION RESTITUTION

By California Department of Insurance May 23, 2005, 06:41 Email this article Printer friendly page Owner’s son (a co-owner) sentenced to felony probation and $300,000 restitution ALAMEDA COUNTY – Investigators announced yesterday that Jay Neal Wright, 52, a former Bay Area businessman and owner of Highland Framers of Northern California, Inc., was formally sentenced in CALI DEPARTMENT OF INSURANCE FRAUD INVESTIGATION REVEALS FORMER HIGHLAND FRAMERS OWNERS SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS IN PRISON AND 3 MILLION RESTITUTION

Michigan Police Crack Down on Car Theft

SALINA ALI Detroit Free Press via the Associated Press Outside a suspected vehicle chop shop in the 10600 block of Stratman on Detroit’s east side, law enforcement officials prepared Thursday to search the dwelling. “I saw a blind move in the window upstairs,” said Jo Ann Rottenbucher, a probation supervisor from the Michigan Department of Michigan Police Crack Down on Car Theft

Information and Identify Theft Legislation Impairs Industry’s Ability to Support Judicial and Legal System

BALTIMORE, May 20 /PRNewswire/ — The National Council of Investigation and Security Services (NCISS), the nation’s largest association for investigation and security services companies, is working with Congress to prevent any unintended damage to the court system and commerce caused by overly broad regulatory language meant to protect personal identification information. “We support the protection Information and Identify Theft Legislation Impairs Industry’s Ability to Support Judicial and Legal System