Insurance Fraud

According to a survey by Accenture Ltd., "Nearly one in four Americans say it's okay to defraud insurers."

Insurance fraud costs Americans billions of dollars each year. Not only does fraud cause higher insurance rates, but it also raises taxes and inflates prices for consumer goods. And now with the global recession causing severe financial strains, normally law abiding citizens are tempted to commit insurance fraud.

Ask any claims adjuster or personal injury attorney about the increase in their workload. More people are making insurance claims then ever before, looking for that fast cash settlement.

So what's causing the increased Workload?

• The "Slip and Fall" case where the person is not injured but files an injury claim anyway.
• The employee who, sensing a layoff, files a fraudulent workers' compensation claim.
• The non-injury "fender bender" accident that is thought of as a blank check by some claimants.

Then the Question... What are employers and insurers to do about suspected fraud cases?

The answer is Know the Truth. The truth regarding a claim allows you a choice...Settle or Fight.

Here's the Answer = Tracker Investigations.

Years of experience working against fraud in both law enforcement and private insurance investigations have earned us the right to say, "We've seen it all".

A picture may be worth a thousand words but video can save thousands of dollars. We can help you discover the truth. When there is doubt about the insured's credibility and injuries, our operatives will investigate and document claimant's activities using video. If their activities are not consistent with their recorded statement or court testimony, defense council may impeach their credibility by introducing the video in court. Many times this evidence can be used to negotiate a settlement in the clients favor before the trial even starts.