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173 Search Results for: fraud

... the Insurance Information Institute .   Identity fraud is on the rise for the second year in a row, affecting more than 13 ... the Federal Trade Commission . Consumers suffered total fraud losses of more $18 billion, averaging $2,294 per incident, and more than ...

... U.S. Department of Justice: Identity Theft and Identity Fraud MyFico.com Identity Theft Clearing House   ...

... and claims information and analytics; compliance and fraud identification tools; policy language; information about specific ...

... a coordinated effort within the industry to combat insurance fraud and to provide education and training for insurance investigators. ... Is Member Company:  No Crime/Fraud Active:  Yes Archive:  0 ...

... including a few insurance mandates unique to Florida, fraud and economic conditions, according to the Insurance Information ... of all insured drivers. The Florida Division of Insurance Fraud is working aggressively to investigate and prosecute those involved in ...

... the New York City area in 2010 appears to have elements of fraud, and as many as one in three claims appears to be inflated, according to ... from 29 percent to 35 percent. “The apparent amount of fraud and excessive billing by some health care providers in the New York City ...

... typical two-car family could be paying what amounts to a “fraud tax” of nearly $100 based on estimated fraud inherent in the state’s current “no-fault” auto insurance system. ...

...   “For many homeowners who are victims of contractor fraud it has either forced delays in rebuilding or has completely halted the ... is up to current building codes.  “A common fraud scheme is for a so-called ‘contractor’ to convince a homeowner that a ...

... new law.   The reforms are intended to combat fraud associated with staged accidents and address the abuse of PIP coverage, ...

... The intent of the No-Fault bill (HB 119) is to cut the fraud that contributed to increasing auto insurance rates, with an expectation ... by the end of 2010. Much of this increase was attributed to fraud associated with staged accidents, including illegal or improper medical ...