As drone technology advances, insurance companies leverage these tools for more accurate risk assessment, fraud reduction, and efficiency improvements, marking a significant shift in industry practices.

In a shocking insurance fraud case, a man in Taiwan attempted to claim over $1 million by self-inflicting frostbite, leading to a double amputation.

Over 15,000 Roku users were affected by a data breach, leading to unauthorized subscription purchases and account hijackings from December 2023 to February 2024.

A Sylvan Lake physician has been charged for allegedly filing fraudulent disability claims, resulting in over $300,000 in unwarranted payments.

A former funeral home director in Jacksonville pleads not guilty to charges centered around false insurance claims and theft, highlighting the need for stricter oversight.

Nine members of a sophisticated car theft ring in Westchester County, NY, have pleaded guilty, marking a significant victory for law enforcement against organized crime.

Two Colorado farmers, Patrick Esch and Ed Dean Jagers, settle for $6.5 million after defrauding federal crop insurance programs through rain gauge tampering.

New York Inspector General’s office secures guilty pleas in cases of workers’ compensation fraud, recovering over $50,000 in misappropriated funds.

AI in insurance claims processing enhances efficiency, reduces costs, and improves fraud detection, offering a better customer experience and streamlining operations.

A new report forecasts a significant rise in AI and machine learning usage in anti-fraud programs, with a nearly threefold increase anticipated by 2026.

The ransomware attack on Change Healthcare has not only disrupted US pharmacies but also sparked a potential $22 million ransom payment, raising concerns across the health care sector.

Over 60% of Americans are unaware of the added household costs due to litigation tactics, highlighting the need for legal system reforms.

An $820,000 insurance claim was dismissed after evidence emerged of the claimant partaking in a Christmas tree throwing contest, contradicting her injury claims.

A sophisticated insurance fraud scheme in Everett involving over $1 million in false claims leads to multiple indictments, with two suspects still at large.

Bumble Inc. settles for $315,000 and agrees to revise its practices to meet New Jersey’s strict consumer protection and internet dating safety standards.