CRI® handles several forms of investigations, including, but not limited to:

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If you think that fraud is limited to automobiles and healthcare, consider all of the types of insurance available – and know that all of them are susceptible to fraud. In fact, insurance fraud investigators from Business insurance have provided a list titled “10 Most Common Types of Insurance Fraud.” These cases even include staged home fires and faked deaths:

• Car damage
• Staged home fires
• Health insurance billing fraud
• Storm fraud
• Faked death
• Abandoned house fire
• Car accident
• Renter’s insurance
• Unnecessary medical procedures
• Stolen car

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Every type of insurance is vulnerable to insurance fraud. Insurance fraud cases are often committed by opportunists – such as claim fraud, where perpetrators invent or exaggerate a claim; or application fraud, where they deliberately or recklessly provide false information when applying for insurance. There are well-known cases of highly organised criminal gangs with money-making enterprises based on insurance fraud.

Insurance fraud cases cover a wide range of schemes and crimes, intended to enrich the fraudsters at the expense of insurance providers and other innocent victims. With the enormous liability presented by insurance fraud, every organisation should address the risk in their due diligence and fraud prevention programs.

The experts at CRI® are positioned to help any organisation, including captive insurance companies, domestic, alien, Lloyds of London, mutual and stock companies implement this as part of a risk management plan.

When fraud is detected, CR®I Group’s investigations cover the full range of insurance fraud cases, from healthcare fraud to disability and even fake death claims. CRI® Group’s experts are thoroughly trained, for example, to look for the tell-tale signs of fraud through carefully reviewing claims, medical and hospital records, conducting interviews, examining statements and documents and performing on-site inspections. Our agents leave no stone unturned when investigating suspected insurance fraud.

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1. Does the claim include expensive property, often newly purchased without documentation, allegedly destroyed along with the home?
2. Is sentimental property suspiciously not listed among the missing/destroyed property?
3. The claimant cannot provide detailed descriptions of the destroyed property or where it was purchased?
4. Does the documentation provided by the claimant looks altered or irregular?
5. What the claimant claims in property loss does not match the physical site?
6. The claimant refuses to answer questions, or gives confused or inconsistent answers?
7. The claimant fails to provide additional documentation when asked, even if he promises to do so?

If your answer is yes to any of these red flags, then you may have a case of insurance fraud in your hands.

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• Buy enough coverage to protect your company assets.
• Add surveillance cameras to record “high-risk” areas.
• Perform background checks.
• Limit access to your inventory.
• Check references provided by new hires.
• Add dashboard cams to your service or delivery vehicles.

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1. Do the bills appear irregular, or documentation is incomplete?
2. There is a history of claims by the subject for different, seemingly unrelated health procedures or
   treatments?
3. Dates and locations for hospital visits seem unlikely or cannot be corroborated with verified records?
4. The claimant avoids answering questions about the claim or gives confusing or inconsistent answers?

If your answer is yes to any of these red flags, then you may have a case of insurance fraud in your hands.

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When red flags of fraud are uncovered, it’s time to begin an investigation. As you can see from the examples above, CRI® Group’s investigations are based on a thorough approach that includes site visits and leaving no stone unturned. When you work with CRI®, this is how the process will typically proceed. CRI® will:

• Assign the appropriate investigators with the right expertise in that area to investigate the claim.
• Contact the parties involved to gather all relevant details about the incident.
• Use all resources available, including police reports, court filings, database records and other means to establish the truth in insurance fraud cases.
• Make site visits, speak to witnesses, take photos and establish timelines as needed to create a full, truthful story of the incident.
• Uncover useful evidence, carefully documenting and preserving it in a way that is admissible in court.
• Present investigation findings to the client, with recommendations on how to proceed. Sometimes, legal action is warranted.

Working with an insurance fraud investigation company like CRI® provides the advantage of having an independent, impartial and unbiased third-party collecting the facts you need regarding any case that might involve potential fraud.

CRI® has been safeguarding businesses for more than 30 years, and you will be assured of the quality, professionalism and discreet nature of all investigations conducted by our experts.

Our global presence ensures that no matter how international your operations are, CRI® Group’s investigations have the network needed to provide you all necessary support, wherever you happen to be. We take great care to ensure that our trained and licensed investigators are the best at what they do.

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